netm subcommand
The netm subcommand displays the net_malloc event records that are stored in the kernel.
Format
netm [-n display_count] [-t type [,type[,...]]] [-s size [,size[,...]]]
netm -a [effectiveaddress]
netm -i starting_index
netm -e [outstand_mem]
netm -c cpu
Parameters
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| -n display_count | Specifies how many of the last records of net_malloc events you want to display. |
| -a | Displays all records of the net_malloc events. |
| -a effectiveaddress | Displays only the net_malloc events associated with the specified address. |
| -i starting_index | Displays the net_malloc events started from the events record numbered starting_index |
| -e | Displays a list of net_malloc memory addresses that are not freed. |
| -e outstand_mem | Displays net_malloc events related to the outstanding memory specified by outstand_mem. |
| -t type | Limits the display to specified types of blocks. Valid values are a subset of those defined in INITKMEMNAMES in the net_malloc.h file. |
| -s size | Limits the display to specified sizes of blocks. |
| -c cpu | Displays police logs per CPU. |
Before you can use the netm subcommand, you must turn on the net_malloc_police attribute. The display begins with the latest event. The netm subroutine displays up to 6 to 16 stack traces in the net_malloc event, depending on the error level that you set for the net_malloc component.
Other
No aliases.
Examples
No example.