# pmm - [Command Function](#section445335110416) - [Syntax](#section1795712553416) - [Parameter Description](#section92544592410) - [Usage](#section104151141252) - [Example](#section11545171957) - [Output](#section075617368542) ## Command Function This command is used to check the usage of the physical pages and page cache of the system memory. ## Syntax pmm ## Parameter Description None ## Usage This command is available only in the **Debug** version. ## Example Enter **pmm**. ## Output **Figure 1** Viewing the usage of physical pages ![](figure/viewing-the-usage-of-physical-pages.png "viewing-the-usage-of-physical-pages") **Table 1** Output description

Parameter

Description

phys_seg

Indicates the address of the physical page control block.

base

Indicates the first physical page address, that is, start address of the physical page memory.

size

Indicates the size of the physical page memory.

free_pages

Indicates the number of idle physical pages.

active anon

Indicates the number of active anonymous pages in the page cache.

inactive anon

Indicates the number of inactive anonymous pages in the page cache.

active file

Indicates the number of active file pages in the page cache.

inactive file

Indicates the number of inactive file pages in the page cache.

pmm pages

  • total: indicates the total number of physical pages.
  • used: indicates the number of used physical pages.
  • free: indicates the number of idle physical pages.