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Nov 13, 2008  By ramrokz
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hi everybody,
I like to know where can i find about cache memory information(cache hits/misses) in a ubuntu 8.10(linux kernel 2.6)..../PROC file system helps but i was not able to access the cache information....
Also i need some information on how to change the run queue ( number of tasks the kernel had to exam before scheduling on a processor)

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linux L1 cah hits and L2 cach hits

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Submitted by tirumalarao (not verified) on Fri, 11/21/2008 - 05:24.

I need commands or instructions to trace the L1 cach hits and miss and L2 cach Hits and miss under fedora9 and windowsXP.

Thanking you

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