The start physical and virtual address of NUMA memory node
Hi, everyone
I have 2 memory nodes in my NUMA system.
I want to know the start (physical and virtual) address of each memory node. How can I do?
Please give me any hint...
Thanks in advance
J.Hwan Kim
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Hi, everyone
I have 2 memory nodes in my NUMA system.
I want to know the start (physical and virtual) address of each memory node. How can I do?Please give me any hint...
Hi,
there is some infos when you type :
dmesg | grep -i numa
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Thanks in advance
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I have 2 memory nodes in my NUMA system.
I want to know the start (physical and virtual) address of each memory node. How can I do?Please give me any hint...
Hi,
there is some infos when you type :
dmesg | grep -i numa
My embedded system says no numa configuration information through kernel message.
Is there other methods?
If I trace the data structure "pg_data_t *pgdat = NODE_DATA(nid)", can I find out the information of start address in each nodes? Is there simple way rather than searching the kernel MM source code?
Thanks
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My embedded system says no numa configuration information through kernel message.
Are you sure your hardware is in fact NUMA?
Did you build your kernel with NUMA support?
And are you just curious what the configuration is, or does it actually
make a difference for some reason?
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