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Graphical representation of Virual Memory (on Linux)
Hi Folks

Can anyone help me get a shell / any other script which will give me graphical representation of Virtual Memory statistics against the time.

If someone has any script which will just provide the same without any graphical representation of Virtual Memory statistics - that also will be helpful

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Take a look at the vmstat and free commands for text style output.
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VMSTAT - It gives o/p like this ... just a set of data not any graph ...

$vmstat
procs memory swap io system cpu
r b w swpd free buff cache si so bi bo in cs us sy id
0 1 0 5896 11588 15516 1968884 1 2 4 4 0 3 5 4 1
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If someone has any script which will just provide the same without any graphical representation of Virtual Memory statistics - that also will be helpful
That is what the vmstat and/or free commands will do - no need for a script. And I did mention it was text style output.
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If someone has any script which will just provide the same without any graphical representation of Virtual Memory statistics - that also will be helpful
Heyyy I didnt mean that - I am sorry about that ... dont mind :-)

I am also looking from commands and vmstat is really good one. Anyway Thanks for that ....
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