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Memory usage in Solaris - memory not freed?

Hi,

I'm running a multi-process software system on a Solaris 8 machine. When I monitor the memory usage, I see that the free memory is dropping rapidly, but I can't detect a process that uses this memory.

I'm using "top" to get the free memory and the memory usage of processes.

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That sounds like a memory leak. Is there one process that has constantly growing memory?
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I have no more Solaris 8 box available but it might be UFS cache memory still reported as used. It is no more on Solaris 10.

What reports "vmstat 5 5" when the memory is low ?
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These commands will give you RSS/swap size for each process in memory; the prstat command will give you just the top few processes sorted by memory.
ps -elfy
prstat -s rss
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