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From: "Terry Kendal" <kewl@compfort.pl>
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Subject: no shared memory?
Date: Tue, 30 Oct 2001 13:37:15 +0100
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hello,

after upgrading my computer to newer distro with kernel series 2.4 ive found
something i have question about
issuing free or top commands shows 0kb of shared memory

how is that possible ?
i have apache and mysql running, thought they'd use shared memory?

i recompiled procps package with no effect

can someone please xplain it to me ?

thanx in advance,
terry


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