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January 7, 2008

Linux Find Out Virtual Memory PAGESIZE

Filed under: Linux — raghupathy @ 5:49 am

Most modern operating systems have their main memory divided into pages. It allows better utilization of memory. A page is a fixed length block of main memory, that is contiguous in both physical memory addressing and virtual memory addressing. Kernel swap and allocates memory using pages

To display size of a page in bytes, enter:
$ getconf PAGESIZE
OR
$ getconf PAGE_SIZE
Output:

4096

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