The pmap output reports the process' memory usage, including all the components it uses, such as libraries and binary files. First, find the process ID (PID) of the process: $ ps aux | grep sshd Suppose you need to know how the sshd process is mapped in memory. Sometimes, the next step in getting a report on processes is exploring a single process' memory map. Tools like ps and pgrep can help you learn about the processes running on your system.
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