Thanx -- i checked it :-) ..look at  the figures i gave in my last 
mail!.  want to ask y the column4(size of each object is 
constant-->352).. am i right in saying this is the average size of 
object..so y the figure doesnt change then?
Raymond was right in saying --> I wanting more details info on kernel 
memory usage & kernal space programme !.
going thru the archives i found as good site 
-->http://www-asc.di.fct.unl.pt/~jml/mirror/Proc/toc.html
i will go thru it now ..:-)
thanx for ur help friends.. will love if u can give me more indepth 
information/site/analysis/insight related to this !

Tom Eastep wrote:

> On Thu, 11 Apr 2002, Arindam Haldar wrote:
> 
> 
>>bob the problem is i want to know how much iptables uses the system
>>RAM...top does give me many useful figures but not the ones i want... as
>>i wrote earlier--my RH7.2-kernel 2.4.18 iptables 1.2.5 with
>>squid2.4Stable3, & few other process takes only about 150-160 mb of the
>>512mb RAM in the system !!.. but the free RAM is only 3mb ... i know on
>>512 the max conntrack is about 32200appx  & the active connection on my
>>system has maximum gone to about 5500( fgrep conn /proc/slabinfo).
>>iproute is the only other modules running on my system which has 5 ether
>>port....
>>port0 is the interface to gateway... port1 handles office lan with 60
>>valid ips... port2 handles RAS having 1 E1 line on valid ip... port4 has
>>lease lines about 224 valid ips ..& port5 has masqueraded clients--those
>>having private ips about 120 of them..
>>therfore i want to know where everytime the RAM goes !!..( squid uses
>>only about 25%)... iproute handling bandwidth or iptables ??
>>sorry i dint gave any details in my previous mails but as u c am curious
>>  on the amount of RAM being used & where?
>>
> 
> Have a look at /proc/slabinfo



> 
> Columns are:
> 
> Name of Cache
> Active Objects in the Cache
> Total Objects in the Cache
> Size of each object
> Active Slabs
> Total Slabs
> GFP Order (only of interest for the GP size-based caches).
> 
> -Tom
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