Memory: Available and Assigned Amounts

vparstatus: Available ILM and CLM Memory

To determine the amount of available memory, use the vparstatus -A:

# vparstatus -A

[Available ILM (Base  /Range)]:  0x3000000/80
               (bytes) (MB)      0x10000000/512
                                 0x50000000/768
                                 0xb8000000/1024
                                 0x100000000/1920
                                 0x178000000/96
[Available ILM (MB)]:  <none>

[Available CLM (CellID Base  /Range)]:  0 0x70080000000/256
                      (bytes) (MB)      0 0x700b0000000/1152
                                        0 0x700f8000000/120
[Available CLM (CellID MB)]:  0 504
                              1 0




	NOTE: To see how memory is used by vPars in nPartitions, see Appendix D.

vparstatus: Base and Float Memory Amounts

With vPars A.05.xx, you can assign ILM and/or CLM memory as either base or float. The verbose (-v) output of vparstatus shows how much is float relative to the total ILM and CLM memory that is assigned.

# vparstatus -p keira4 -v
...
[Memory Details]
ILM, user-assigned [Base  /Range]:  
                   (bytes) (MB)     
ILM, monitor-assigned [Base  /Range]:  0x50000000/512
                      (bytes) (MB)     0x4080000000/256
                                       0x40f0000000/256  (Floating)
ILM Total (MB):  1024  (Floating 256) 

ILM Granularity (MB):  256

CLM, user-assigned [CellID Base  /Range]:  0 0x700b0000000/256   (Floating)
                          (bytes) (MB)     0 0x700c0000000/256
CLM, monitor-assigned [CellID Base  /Range]:  0 0x70080000000/512
                             (bytes) (MB)     0 0x700a0000000/256   (Floating)
CLM (CellID MB):  0 1280  (Floating 512) 

CLM Granularity (MB):  256

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