On Mon, 2003-09-29 at 13:04, Felix Miata wrote:
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Felix Miata wrote:
free -m shows the same as top, 24000K swap in use. Neither explain the
17M discrepancy.
How much memory is on your graphics card?
4.5M, of which apparently only 4.0M is recognized by
Why is this file size 148180K, when all other files in /proc are size 0?
I'm in runlevel 3 no less.
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Why is this file size 148180K, when all other files in /proc are size 0?
I'm in runlevel 3 no less.
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kcore is not a real file but is an image of your memory. Do an 'ls -lh
/proc/kcore' and it should match your physical RAM size. It's not taking
up any space on your disks.
Want to buy your
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Felix Miata wrote:
Why is this file size 148180K, when all other files in /proc are size 0?
I'm in runlevel 3 no less.
kcore is not a real file but is an image of your memory. Do an 'ls -lh
/proc/kcore' and it should match your physical RAM size. It's not
From: Felix Miata [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Felix Miata wrote:
Why is this file size 148180K, when all other files in /proc are size
0?
I'm in runlevel 3 no less.
kcore is not a real file but is an image of your memory. Do an 'ls -lh
/proc/kcore' and it should
Thomas Backlund wrote:
From: Felix Miata [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Felix Miata wrote:
Why is this file size 148180K, when all other files in /proc are size
0?
I'm in runlevel 3 no less.
kcore is not a real file but is an image of your memory. Do an 'ls -lh
free -m shows the same as top, 24000K swap in use. Neither explain the
17M discrepancy.
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How much memory is on your graphics card?
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
Maybe using shared memory for video card and RAM?
El lun, 29-09-2003 a las 21:32, Felix Miata escribió:
Thomas Backlund wrote:
From: Felix Miata [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Felix Miata wrote:
Why is this file size 148180K, when all other files in /proc are
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Felix Miata wrote:
free -m shows the same as top, 24000K swap in use. Neither explain the
17M discrepancy.
How much memory is on your graphics card?
4.5M, of which apparently only 4.0M is recognized by XFree.
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...[B]e quick to listen, slow to speak and slow
I was looking at my file system and noticed that the /proc/kcore file was
getting pretty big and taking up alot of space. What can I do to get the
size down and won't blowup my machine? Can I delete it then touch the file?
I was also a little curious what the file is for.
Best regards,
Andrew
On Sun, 15 Apr 2001, Andrew Judge wrote:
I was looking at my file system and noticed that the /proc/kcore file was
getting pretty big and taking up alot of space. What can I do to get the
size down and won't blowup my machine? Can I delete it then touch the file?
I was also a little
It should be removeable, considering it's just a core dump of sorts.
Advisingly yours,
Eric
Eric Krout
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Bucknell Computer Science
On Sun, 15 Apr 2001, Eric Krout wrote:
It should be removeable, considering it's just a core dump of sorts.
This is incorrect.
Sorry if my message was misleading. I should have been specific and
stated that /proc/kcore is just a pseudo-file made up by the kernel. I
guess it's best that you *don't* delete it, even though it may appear to
be some huge file ;) Its size is actually a representation of how much
(SD)RAM you
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