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hi,
i want to know the linux command to see memory utilization by each process individually. i have tried commands like top, ps aux,free. it does n't give the exact figure. they all considering the figure using shared memory by different process. should i have to right some scripts for identifying this.
plz reply .
Thanks and Regards
Rehan Sabir
Jun 18 '07 #1
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arne
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hi,
i want to know the linux command to see memory utilization by each process individually. i have tried commands like top, ps aux,free. it does n't give the exact figure. they all considering the figure using shared memory by different process. should i have to right some scripts for identifying this.
plz reply .
Thanks and Regards
Rehan Sabir
Have a look at /proc/<PID>/. The files stat, statm and status may contain what you need.

HTH,
arne
Jun 18 '07 #2

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