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    Tracy lee Tracy lee
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    on Mar 23, 2010
  • Forum Post: Why the Kernel/FS cost so much memory after device boot up

    Tracy lee Tracy lee
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    on Mar 22, 2010
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    Tracy lee Tracy lee
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    on Mar 29, 2010
  • Forum Post: DM365 About the memory rate ratio of application

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  • Forum Post: Self-Refresh w/256MB of RAM in PM lowest power modes

    Chris R Chris R
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  • Forum Post: Re: question regarding dm365 memory consumption

    Michael T Michael T
    That amount of memory usage is not unusual and depends on how your system is configured. The following post discusses the amount of memory used by the Linux kernel and has some tips about reducing memory usage: http://e2e.ti.com/support/dsp/davinci_digital_media_processors/f/100/p/7946/141479...
    on Aug 23, 2010
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    Michael T Michael T
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  • Forum Post: MessageQ_alloc Failing E_memory: Out of memory

    Jibin Scaria Jibin Scaria
    Hi, I have created messageQ from DSP to ARM in 8148, syslink_2_10_02_17. Registerd HeapMemMp with size 6 messages (Header+data). I am doing the following sequence DSP ARM MessageQ_alloc -> Put ---- get-> MessageQ_free For all messages. But After 6 messages messageQ_alloc is failing...
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  • Forum Post: Linux Interrupt jitter, latency

    P.Mutasingwa P.Mutasingwa
    Hello, I am using a target very similar to the beagleboard OMAP-3530 cpu running at 500MHz. I am running linux kernel 2.6.27, configured with CONFIG_PREEMPT enabled I have a GPIO line hooked up to an external FPGA, and this generates an interrupt once every 1ms. I monitor the time when my...
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