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  1. Jammy (22.04)
  2. Template “procps-ng”
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--peta show output in petabytes
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Located in src/free.c:80
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-k, --kibi show output in kibibytes
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Located in src/free.c:81
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-m, --mebi show output in mebibytes
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Located in src/free.c:82
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-g, --gibi show output in gibibytes
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Located in src/free.c:83
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--tebi show output in tebibytes
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Located in src/free.c:84
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--pebi show output in pebibytes
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Located in src/free.c:85
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-h, --human show human-readable output
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Located in src/free.c:86
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--si use powers of 1000 not 1024
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Located in src/free.c:87
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-l, --lohi show detailed low and high memory statistics
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Located in src/free.c:88
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-t, --total show total for RAM + swap
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Located in src/free.c:89
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