> Has anybody an Idea how I could identify the PID of the swapping prozesses?
I'm not sure why there isn't a good way of doing this. Perhaps I've missed a more obvious approach. I would do this with mdb. As a priviliged user, do the following: # mdb -k > ::walk proc pp | ::print proc_t p_swapcnt | ::grep ".!=0" | ::eval <pp=K | > ::ps This should print processes, in ps(1)-like output formatting, that have a lwp swapped out. I find it a bit strange that these processes actually got swapped out at all. That typically only happens when the system is _really_ low on memory. Any idea how your machine got in that state to begin with? -j _______________________________________________ perf-discuss mailing list perf-discuss@opensolaris.org
