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PMem in memory Mode, Windows troubleshooting and event monitoring

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Figure 22. PMem Disk creation using Region id PMem in memory Mode When Intel Optane PMem is configured in memory mode, operating system sees it as system memory. Persistent memory size is shown as zero and volatile memory size accounts for the entire size of the PMem. Figure 23. PMem in memory Mode Windows troubleshooting and event monitoring If any of the PMem physical devices or logical devices are not functioning properly, it is suggested to check Windows event logs. To see the logs, open Event Viewer and navigate to : Applications and Services Logs > Microsoft > Windows The names of all persistent memory drivers logs start with "PersistentMemory." All runtime errors are logged to the "Operational" log. This log captures the complete operation of PMem physical device(NVDIMM) and PMem logical device (PMemDisk). 38 Windows

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Figure 22. PMem Disk creation using Region id
PMem in memory Mode
When Intel Optane PMem is configured in memory mode, operating system sees it as system memory.
Persistent memory size is shown as zero and volatile memory size accounts for the entire size of the PMem.
Figure 23. PMem in memory Mode
Windows troubleshooting and event monitoring
If any of the PMem physical devices or logical devices are not functioning properly, it is suggested to check Windows event logs.
To see the logs, open Event Viewer and navigate to :
Applications and Services Logs
>
Microsoft
>
Windows
The names of all persistent memory drivers logs start with “PersistentMemory.”
All runtime errors are logged to the “Operational” log. This log captures the complete operation of PMem physical
device(NVDIMM) and PMem logical device (PMemDisk).
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