Equium P200D - question about the memory usage

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  Hi all

  I am currently in the process of migrating from ESX 3.5 and ESXi 4.1.0 everything by making the upgrade of my equipment (3 x HP DL380 G7, 24GO RAM, CPU Intel X 5660 2 each).

  The boxes are installed with ESXi 4.1.0 Build 384481 and hpq - esxi4.1uX - bundle-1. 0a, hardware monitoring is done using HP SIM (V6, Windows).

  What bothers me, however, is that the VSphere Client (4.1.0 Build 345043) reports steadlily increases the memory usage in the Summary tab. The increase varies according to the system, ranging from 98MB in 1848 MB in the last 3 days, continues to grow.

  During this time the performance tab reports consumed memory exceeds granted memory.

  Everyone saw this behavior, too? Is this normal or am I facing a memory leak here?

  Thanks in advance.

  Kind regards

  SilentGuy

  good no worries. Here's the jsutification who might come to our rescue.

  the reason to ask to the image is to understand tips on different time and or prabably model.

  officers of 3rd party as HP may be one of the reasons for these behaviours and this pumps memory when they perceive newspapers. I think it's side normal use would normally not go beyong 2000 MB for an esxi normal opertaing without no VM

  I suggest you to watch more than two days and see if it grows even more...

  hope this helps

• Equium P200D - Question about running out of space on the HARD disk

  First of all, let me say that I am a Silver Surfer and don't know much about how works laptop or where it stores information!
  I don't am not in the least HI - TEC so please be gentle with me.

  I use an older Equium P200d for 1 year with two 40 GB hard drives each.
  My C drive has only 2 GB of memory left available while my E drive still has 30 GB.

  I have only 3.7 GB of programs loaded (according to the research of control panel) and I know that I have 4 GB of music.

  My query is - where is the other 30 GB missing?

  I made the Scandisc option and deleted all the stuff from there and a defragmentation procedure.

  Y at - it searches I can run to find junk I have more need?

  Any advice you can offer would be appreciated.

  Mikstan130143

  Hey Buddy

  If you are using Vista, then you should consider that Vista creates an additional partition on the HARD drive.
  It s hidden and it contains backup files in order to repair the operating system if something goes wrong.

  In addition HARD drive must also contain HARD drive recovery files (image).
  These files are required to recover the laptop HARD drive.

  So the hidden partition and the recovery of HARD drive that could be the main reason why you noticed smaller amount of space available on the HARD disk

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• Question about the memory of the speeds on Qosmio G30-175

  Hi all

  I have a G30 - 175 and it came with 1gig of memory. and the other day I went to pc world and bought a 2 giga upgrade. The seller asked me what memory speed would I like for my laptop, knowing that the ddr2 at 533 mhz memory, so I asked for it.

  When I came home and replaced the memory, I noticed that the memory supplied with the laptop was actually s pc2-4200 ddr2 533 mhz. the memory that I got from pc world was of the pc2-4300 ddr2 at 533 mhz.

  It would be allowed to go ahead and install this memory, or should I expect pc2-4200?

  Thanks in advance

  Jay

  Hello

  I would recommend using DDR2 533 MHz (PC2-4200) 200 - PIN SODIMM as here on this page:
  http://www.orcalogic.co.UK/ASP/ProdType.asp?ProdType=24718&ft=m&St=3

  Train to my knowledge it s advisable to not to mix modules

• Equium A60-155: a few questions about the memory

  Heya everybody,

  I recently studied an upgrade of memory see Soulseek cause BSOD on my machine because of that I think it's "not enough memory". I have 256 MB ddr (64 of which goes to the graphics card which is a pain) aboard and I know I have 1.2 GB on board senior. My questions are:

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  2 if I wanted to buy a memory chip that is should I choose; 184 pins or 200 pins? I could not know that one is my chip of 256.

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  Thanks in advance

  Mirko

  Hello

  I found the info on your device:

  -upgrade that a location is available
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  Good bye

• Question about the memory consumed and active

  I have esx4.1 on three dl585 running. I have about 100 active vm running, and I have a small question.

  My vm is all 2008 r2 datacenter and I gave them 1 cpu and 4 GB of ram. When I recover a single virtual machine and look at the summary page, I see the bones of memory consumed host 4075 mb and the active guest memory 81 MB operating system. My question is can I reduce the host cunsumed memory to 2 GB without noticing a difference within the virtual machine?

  It looks like you can.   To be absolutely sure that you'd need monitor assets long enough to have a good idea of what the average is and what are the tops.

• Question about the CPU load and memory...

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  I am facing a problem with the DMP 4400.

  I made a web page to publish the DMP 4400, but she loading has been so slow.

  I don't know why it slows down, but it may be because of the memory or cpu.

  So, I need to check the CPU and the memory usage...

  is there anyone know control order CPU and memory?

  I searched documents and web site include Cisco, but I couldn't know.

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• A few questions about the upgrade on Satellite A300-144

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  I want to ask some questions about the upgrade of a300-144.

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  1. my frequency of laptop memory at 533 MHz, supports 667 MHz memory controller, memory modules can work at 667 MHz. Is - this because CPU FSB 533 MHz frequency and new processor at 667/800 MHz FSB will fix it or it is hardcoded in the BIOS?

  2 Intel said that the size of max memory for my chipset is 4 GB (2 x 2 GB), but Toshiba says that only 2 GB (2 x 1 GB), who is right?

  3 I know, taken of my CPU is μFCPGA-478 aka socket P, max FSB 800 MHz, max 35 W TDP, so T9500 ([http://ark.intel.com/products/33918/Intel-Core2-Duo-Processor-T9500-6M-Cache-2_60-GHz-800-MHz-FSB]) is a compatible processor or there are some limitations in the BIOS?

  > 1. My frequency of laptop memory at 533 MHz, supports 667 MHz memory controller, memory modules can work at 667 MHz. Is - this because CPU FSB 533 MHz frequency and new processor at 667/800 MHz FSB will fix it or it is hardcoded in the BIOS?

  The speed of the memory is related on the material. This means that the FSB is responsible for the limitation.
  If the FSB would allow support 667 MHz then the memory would also at this speed.

  > 2. Intel says that the size of max memory for my chipset is 4 GB (2 x 2 GB), but Toshiba says that only 2 GB (2 x 1 GB), who is right?
  The memory depends on the chipset. So if the chipset supports 4 GB of RAM, you should be capable of this move to 4 GB of RAM

  > 3. I know, my CPU is? FC-PGA-478 aka socket P, max FSB 800 MHz, max 35 W TDP, so T9500 (http://ark.intel.com/products/33918/Intel-Core2-Duo-Processor-T9500-6M-Cache-2_60-GHz-800-MHz-FSB) will be a compatible processor or there are some limitations in the BIOS?

  It might be possible that the new processor would be fully supported by the BIOS, but in most cases it should not be a problem if the chipset would support the new processor.
  But as far as I know the upgrade of the CPU is not supported by Toshiba or any other manufacturers of portable and its your own risk to run laptop with the new processor.

• Question about the balloon pilot

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• Question about shared memory

  Hello!

  I have a virtual machine that is configured with 1 GB of RAM and installed with Windows Server 2003. Shortly after starting the virtual machine, the info of the allocation of resources on the memory usage indicates the following:

  

  While the Task Manager Windows VM shows the following:

  

  While the use of the memory of the VM on the host is only 264 MB, why the use of the memory of comments displays 787 MB shared memory? The virtual machine is the only VM running on this host. If I understand correctly, "Shared memory" would theoretically show the amount of memory shared with other virtual machines on this host. For example, let's say I had two W2K3 VMs on that host with 1 GB of RAM each, the counter shared memory would report to the amount of memory that is the same for both these virtual machines and so physically shared. However, since there is no other virtual computer running on this host I don't really understand why he reports 787 MB!  It seems to me that the value of the shared memory is unused memory in fact (since the task inside the guest Manager reports only about 150 MB use and the virtual machine does not seem to consume the 264 MB mentioned on the host).

  Any ideas what I'm missing? Thank you!

  As you say

  • The virtual computer is configured with 1024 MB of RAM

  • The private memory usage is 237 MB

  • Shared memory is 787 MB

  All Windows VMs zero start pages is that they fill all memory with zeros. So VMKernel identifies all pages from scratch can be shared to one. In your scenario THAT VM wrote zeors 1024Mo and out of which 787 MB is shared and still 237 is used which further can be shared. 787 MB shared memory means that it the memory saved with page sharing and memory amount can be used by other processes.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you.

• Question about the interruptions and priming

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  I had a few questions about the startup and interruptions in a virtualized environment

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  1 initialization: in an ordinary PC, the boot process starts with the BIOS, to expansion ROM, back to the BIOS and MBR secondary boot record, then grub (is it) and finally the operating system. In a virtualized environment with VMM running directly on top of hardware (Native VMM), how is the initialization of the different process, as I understand it takes BIOS-> Expansion ROM - > BIOS-MBR-> other record secondary-> VMM-> OS--> applications >. Am I right on that?

  2 breaks: VMM examines the source interruptions prior to the interruption, so in a multicore environment, assuming a 2 processor core, how the VMM decides on the kernel for which the interruption in intended, prior to shipment of the interruption. Interruptions are tag ID, said core ID?

  Thanks in advance

  -SC

  sidc7 wrote:

  1 initialization: in an ordinary PC, the boot process starts with the BIOS, to expansion ROM, back to the BIOS and MBR secondary boot record, then grub (is it) and finally the operating system. In a virtualized environment with VMM running directly on top of hardware (Native VMM), how is the different boot process, if I understand correctly to -> BIOS-> Expansion ROM BIOS-> MBR-> other documents-->--> OS--> requests VMM. Am I right on that?

  It is simplistic but essentially correct.  A metaphor would be a little better thinking that the hypervisor/vmm is an operating system, except that the process on this operating system are requests or comments OSes.  If the BIOS-> OPROM-> BIOS-> MBR-> hypervisor-> init process of the hypervisor-> reviews of fork () s operating systems.  This can become blurred by the design choices (for example Xen/Hyper-V init start a coded parent hard partition that makes hypercalls privileged to fork() guest OSes; ESXi init runs a very limited subset of applications directly on the hypervisor and ESX Classic is somewhere between these approaches).

  There is a subtle distinction between "hypervisor" and "www."  The "hypervisor" is the operating system of single root (e.g. ESX) who interacts directly with the hardware and has access to everything; a hypervisor is not to be used to run virtual machines.  When we talk about a "hypervisor", the tendency is to describe something which is a BONE (although usually a minimal OS designed only to run virtual machines).  The "www" is the layer that allows a virtual machine run: it provides the interposition, virtualization and emulation services and can be plural (for example a vmm by guest operating system).  Architecture of VMware deal with these two separate components, while most other virtualization platforms merge the two.

  sidc7 wrote:

  2 breaks: VMM examines the source interruptions prior to the interruption, so in a multicore environment, assuming a 2 processor core, how the VMM decides on the kernel for which the interruption in intended, prior to shipment of the interruption. Interruptions are tag ID, said core ID?

  Strictly speaking, the interruption is not transmitted to a guest operating system - receives the hypervisor (or rather the VMM it transmits to the hypervisor), the hypervisor drivers interpret the interruption (for example reading package of NIC, I/O process of HBA, the timer tick completion), then after a new appropriate break in the guest OS.

• Monitoring the memory usage on iOS using the Stats class

  I was check memory usage on an application I'm developing for iOS using Stats class https://github.com/mrdoob/Hi-ReS-Stats ( http://help.adobe.com/en_US/as3/mobile/WS4bebcd66a74275c3-315cd077124319488fd-7fff.html#WS 948100b6829bd5a61637f0a412623fd0543-8000).

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  Hello, I have a lot of questions about the P70, L70, S70 series that come with a 1920 x 1080 panel.

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  (2) P70, L70, S70 doesn't support a 2nd HARD drive or it's just the P70 series that support?

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  (5) all the model of each series are delivered with support from mSata? For example, it could be that L70 - a - 13 m supports mSata is not the case of the L70-a-146?

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  (7) who is the best of these series listed? I'm trying to understand what makes the big difference of S70 to P70 except for the envelope for example.

  Thank you in advance.

  > (1) what are the differences between the series L70 and S70? With the exception of the RAM and HARD drive capacity, books seem pretty identical.

  What models Sat L70 and S70 do you mean exactly? There are different L70-xxx-xxx and S70 models on the market that supports different hardware specifications.

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  I also found the [Sam L70/S70 HDD replacement | http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/CRU3703HG0000R01.htm] the document on the Toshiba page and there I see this 2nd HARD drive Bay is not available

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  (> 4) of the series above, which takes in charge mSata?
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  (> 5) do all the model of each series are delivered with support mSata? For example, it could be that L70 - a - 13 m supports mSata is not the case of the L70-a-146?
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  (> 6) all of the above, come with a S - ATA II or III S - ATA interface?
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  (> 7) which is the best of these series listed? I'm trying to understand what makes the big difference of S70 to P70 except for the envelope for example.
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• Question about the recovery partition

  Hello.

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  If I do the operation to clear the hard disk option in the wizard it will remove * all * or it will keep my partition recovery in this way I can come back later. I want to know because I would like to put on a different OS.

  I know he said he would, but caution in the PDF, I found it says that on a normal recovery too (that he would remove each partition) and I'm a little confused about how the recovery actually worked.

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  Hey Buddy,

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• How to check the memory usage of cash L2?

  How can I check if my processor uses cash L2 memory?
  How to activate it?
  How to know how much it is?
  My laptop is satellite MX30-113.

  Hello

  Unfortunately I can't tell you much, but I found an interesting tool for editing memory. He called the Elcor V3.3. If you wish, you can see all the features of the tool. Maybe it will give you more information on the memory usage.