what is showzos and what ipcs command did you use.
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On 11/2/2005 7:57 AM, Barbara Nitz wrote:
> Doubting what
> showzos told me, I took a dump, learned a new IPCS command and found
that
> 59 frames are used, 3300 are on AUX, more than 112000 are FREF (meaning
> getmained but unused) and 408000 are in the guard area.
I don't think you actually have any "frames" in the guard area. You may
have a guard area that big, but as I understand it the guard area has no
backing in aux or real, and will always give you a interrupt if you try
to touch it. So I don't think its "size" has any relevance to this
discussion.
Walt
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