allocate - allocate memory
$ allocate [number [unit (B/KiB/MiB)]]allocate allocates a specific amount of virtual memory (specified in number and unit, by default 50 MiB), It also writes to each allocated page and then sleeps for 10 seconds. It is primarily used to test the kernel's memory management capabilities.
number: A number of units to allocate; the default is 50unit: Data size unit, can be B (bytes), KiB (kibibytes) or MiB (mebibytes); the default is MiB$ allocate 100 MiB
allocating memory (104857600 bytes)...
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writing one byte to each page of allocated memory...
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freeing memory...
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