Lsof and fuser are useless for finding out the swap allocations.
Your best bet is something like gtop or gpm (glance X11). Alternatively,
you can try reconstructing memory maps for each process. That is usually
either in /proc or you'll need a special routine like "crash" or kernel
debugger. In both cases, it's a very dangerous thing to do.
On 2003.05.14 17:01 Stephen Lee wrote:
>
> > What utility is it possible to look that uses a file?
>
> If you have a particular file in mind, the fuser utility should do it.
> Try the command: man fuser
> to read about it.
>
> > Like Task Manager in Win2K?
>
> I can't help there.
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