How to configure/use hugepages package in Linux Mint - not Oracle
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it seems when searching the internet that I see a few links about setting up hugepages for servers and Oracle. The only thing I found close was:
disable transparent hugepages
Or this one, but why do I need to set up a new user/group?
https://wiki.debian.org/Hugepages
What I'd like to do is just simply allow my kernel to allow for any of the three supported page sizes (4096 bytes, 2MiB, and 1 GiB - the latter b/c I have pdpe1gb from /proc/cpuinfo). I notice always that getconf PAGESIZE always returns 4096, as well as cat /proc/meminfo never showing any of the DirectMap1G.
I did install hugepages as well as libhugetlbfs*....
Thanks in advance!
linux linux-mint virtual-memory huge-pages
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it seems when searching the internet that I see a few links about setting up hugepages for servers and Oracle. The only thing I found close was:
disable transparent hugepages
Or this one, but why do I need to set up a new user/group?
https://wiki.debian.org/Hugepages
What I'd like to do is just simply allow my kernel to allow for any of the three supported page sizes (4096 bytes, 2MiB, and 1 GiB - the latter b/c I have pdpe1gb from /proc/cpuinfo). I notice always that getconf PAGESIZE always returns 4096, as well as cat /proc/meminfo never showing any of the DirectMap1G.
I did install hugepages as well as libhugetlbfs*....
Thanks in advance!
linux linux-mint virtual-memory huge-pages
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it seems when searching the internet that I see a few links about setting up hugepages for servers and Oracle. The only thing I found close was:
disable transparent hugepages
Or this one, but why do I need to set up a new user/group?
https://wiki.debian.org/Hugepages
What I'd like to do is just simply allow my kernel to allow for any of the three supported page sizes (4096 bytes, 2MiB, and 1 GiB - the latter b/c I have pdpe1gb from /proc/cpuinfo). I notice always that getconf PAGESIZE always returns 4096, as well as cat /proc/meminfo never showing any of the DirectMap1G.
I did install hugepages as well as libhugetlbfs*....
Thanks in advance!
linux linux-mint virtual-memory huge-pages
it seems when searching the internet that I see a few links about setting up hugepages for servers and Oracle. The only thing I found close was:
disable transparent hugepages
Or this one, but why do I need to set up a new user/group?
https://wiki.debian.org/Hugepages
What I'd like to do is just simply allow my kernel to allow for any of the three supported page sizes (4096 bytes, 2MiB, and 1 GiB - the latter b/c I have pdpe1gb from /proc/cpuinfo). I notice always that getconf PAGESIZE always returns 4096, as well as cat /proc/meminfo never showing any of the DirectMap1G.
I did install hugepages as well as libhugetlbfs*....
Thanks in advance!
linux linux-mint virtual-memory huge-pages
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