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Subject: top output and adjkerntz
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The output from top has different figures for memory:
Memory: 25M Active, 1840K Inact, 6616K Wired, 30M Cache, 112K Free
Do these refer to actual physical RAM activity or is swapping somehow 
in these figures too.

Also, I have a process running called adjkerntz.  What is it?

tia!
Ian Kallen                           ian@gamespot.com
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