Christoph wrote:
>> If you can run vmstat, it will show swap activity. With top, it will
>> show up as a high percentage on %wa (wait). Or you can cat
>> /proc/vmstat to get the raw numbers, wait a few seconds, do it again,
>> and figure out the delta for pswpin and pswpout.
>
> I don't have the vmstat command on the OpenWRT system. Busybox' top command
> does not show %wa. Launching 'cat /proc/vmstat' shows the following figures:
> pswpin 6524
> pswpout 10556
>
> The numbers remain constant, even after minutes. Am I right that this shows
> that there is no swapping activity? Unfortunately I do not know enough about
> that.
Do you have strace? strace -p process_id should show you any system
calls a running process is making and might give you a hint about what
it is doing. Or you can start a program with strace to see how far it gets.
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