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From: Axel Christensen <axelc@comcast.net>
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Subject: Bug in running java with mem usage
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Hi,
I'm trying to run some java processes on FreeBSD and I'm getting out of 
memory error-- I usually use
the -Xms250 -Xmx800 and its having problems with that or with if I remove 
these parameters.  Also, when I use java
to check the available memory I'm getting something tiny, like 2MB.
Thanks,
Axel