Shared memory in new kernels

Shared memory in new kernels

Post by Vladimir Florinsk » Fri, 11 Feb 2000 04:00:00



Anyone knows what's the deal with shared memory in latest development kernels? I
just upgraded to 2.3.42 and the shared memory is always shown as 0 in
/proc/meminfo.
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Vladimir

 
 
 

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