hello all
i have a question plz help
my device is formuler f1
in the old release of openpli until 6.1 total ram 508 mb
6.2>now total ram about 300 mb
and the signal snr and agc Doesn't read it properly.
what's the problem.
question about the ram on my formuler
Started by adelw810, 02 Jan 2023 18:37
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Re: question about the ram on my formuler #2
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Posted 2 January 2023 - 19:00
It is pointless looking at those figures without knowing what exactly they mean. On a linux machine, all memory is always in use.
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Re: question about the ram on my formuler #3
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Posted 2 January 2023 - 19:14
Hi.
Try to install "htop" tool (process explorer):
opkg update opkg install htop
And then run it (type: htop<ENTER>).
There you will see, in the upper part of the terminal, the occupation and also the size of your RAM. Then, for more info, press the F1 key on your keyboard (terminal).
Edited by s3n0, 2 January 2023 - 19:21.
Re: question about the ram on my formuler #4
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Posted 5 January 2023 - 02:34
thank you all .but by the way formuler f1 is 1gb ram where is the other half of the ram.
Re: question about the ram on my formuler #5
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Posted 5 January 2023 - 09:22
Exactly so, Formuler F1 has 1GB of RAM + 512 MB of flash memory (internal disc).
What does 'htop' show?
Re: question about the ram on my formuler #6
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Posted 5 January 2023 - 09:38
You can also try other tools for detecting RAM, you can find them easily via GOOGLE.
For example, here are some simple tools available in almost every Linux:
https://phoenixnap.c...ck-memory-usage
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