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this is the first time I encounter a swap issue, I'm lost about how Linux is supposed to behave. I have a RHEL virtual machine running a batch processing RAM intensive application (100+GB RAM, 1GB ...
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I'm unable to access the linux.pslist.PsList plugin (and others) in Volatility 3 Framework 2.27.0. The plugin fails to resolve the kernel layer and symbol table, even though a Linux symbol file for ...
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I'm trying to understand how to get memory addresses from the page https://datacrystal.tcrf.net/wiki/Pok%C3%A9mon_Gold_and_Silver/Flags in order to put them in my pyboy project. For instance I want to ...
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Linux perf computes the DRAM bandwidth from the performance counter UNC_ARB_TRK_REQUESTS.ALL, which Intel documents as Total number of core outgoing entries allocated. Accounts for coherent and non-...
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I just wanted to ask whether all modules imported with an import statement in java and python are loaded into memory at runtime, even if they are not used in the program. I asked somebody and they ...
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Now I'm currently developing a password manager program. I have some encrypted .db file, after decrypting it as QByteArray I want to save it somewhere in RAM so I don't create temporary files. After ...
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I am confused about how exactly allocated and used memory are defined for jobs on a cluster. I am limiting my jobs to use maximum of 150 GB, however they seem to be using ~650GB. This has not happened ...
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I have a Blazor application deployed on an IIS application pool running on an Azure server. However, I'm facing an issue with a memory leak, and while I'm working on fixing it, I want to limit the RAM ...
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I was debugging some OutOfMemoryError issues in my code, so I built a method that printed out the RAM statistics, including the max memory. To my surprise, multiple attempts at calling the method ...
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According to AMD's material, access to contiguous physical addresses will be interleaved across all memory channels (if set to NPS1). When a machine has 8 memory channels and the size of memory ...
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im first time here :) The server hosting RabbitMQ is constantly consuming cache and buffer and continues to grow. The message flow has not increased. After reaching the limit, the service goes down. ...
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I am trying to run the Spec '06 benchmarks on Gem5. All of the benchmarks I've tried seem to start up normally and then output the following and stall indefinitely: src/sim/mem_state.cc:448: info: ...
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I have noticed a strange behavior when training my Keras model. I have 2 functions: generate_net, which returns a compiled keras model train_net, which trains this model When I call them like this, ...
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I am working on a project which uses a STM32F429ZIT6 (32-bit) with an external 64MB of SDRAM (4M*16-bit registers). In the project I have seen the SDRAM accessed as: void LCD_mirror(void) { unsigned ...
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I have been using ChatGPT for a long time and I am wanting to keep offline copy of my prompts. I came across an extension called "ExportGPT" which lets me export my chat into a PDF, Word, ...
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I used 16 DMux8Way chips to take the 16 bit input and put in a temporary variable according to the address. The naming convention used to assign the temporary variable is (p, q, r, s, t, u, v, w, x, y,...
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I learned php before learning C and C++. That's why when I found out that the developer must defined the length of an array when defining the array itself, I couldn't understand the underlying purpose ...
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In the below code, I create a big array, and I want to plot it as a line plot. I must use numpy's memory mapped arrays that I learned about here to even create the array (and the x-values). This post ...
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I need to get the percentage of CPU and RAM usage at a given time using .net core 8 WEB API accurately with the figures shown in Task Manager. The problem I'm facing is the percentages of the value I ...
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Following a PC crash (power outage), my programs, which were running fine before the crash, have started acting up with a Memory Error on the console. This error only happens when I launch the program ...
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I am working with a very large datasets consisting of the data of 50 (total of 150 GB) participants. The concatenated/merged data file is so large that my computer keeps running into memory errors. ...
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Here is the result of free -m command on my virtual machine. Mem : 16000 (total) 820 (used) 150 (free) 1 (shared) 15029 (buff/cache) 14840 (available) Swap : 16383 (total) 259 (used) 16124 (free) I ...
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I would like to compare a pair of non-nested models that I fit using lme4 in R. I would like to apply the Vuong test (1989) for that. It seems like the nonnest2 package is the only one that supports ...
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I'm a programmer, wondering about the impact of byte ordering on bit shift operations. I've come back around to this topic time and time again but never found an answer to it: Why does everyone hype ...
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My tensorflow model is 230MB in params, and using a 300MB dataset, but crashing after one epoch. It' training a CNN on a binary classification problem. System has a 16GB of RAM and a RTX 4070Ti After ...
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