Re: Memory Mystery..

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> I've come acrossed an odd reoccuring problem which I cannot solve. With
> kernels say..121 through 125, everything will be fine for about 8 days or
> so, then when I do something like a 'who', I get "Memory Exhausted" or a
> segfault.

I have gotten the same error(s) on an old 486 with kernel 2.0.34 and
2.0.35. (well, I tend to run w) I sincerely suspect the RAM to be faulty
in my case.

Could the same be true for you?

Mads

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