On Sat, Feb 07, 1998 at 09:09:48PM -0600, Chuck Cranor wrote:
> if it is the linked list, then it should be easy enough to tell by
> breaking to ddb when it gets slow, doing a "ps/m" (old vm) or
> "ps/a" (uvm), getting the vmspace/map kernel address of the X
> process and doing a "show map" on that address.   the number 
> of entires shows how long that linked list is.   uvm still has 
> the linked list (with the one item cache). 

> so my X server has 41 entrys.

Well, output format of "show map" looked different on my system with the
old VM system, but I saw values "ref = 1, nentries = 157, version = 678601"
for the X server.  If 157 is the number I was looking for ;) then it's
higher than 41, but the list is only 4 times as big as yours, so I don't
think it could cause this problem..?

  -jm