+++ H.S.Rai [linux-india] <25/01/02 23:19 +0530>:
> On Sat, 26 Jan 2002, Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
> > > Typing "pine" resulted in segmentation fault. On reboot
> > > worked fine ( reminded MS Windows ). What could be the
> > > reason. Virus, H/W fault or some thing else....
> >
> > You running out of memory on that machine or something?
> ^^^^^^^^^
> I guess it is something else as physical RAM is 128MB and
> 256MB swap. But Sir, may be know what this 'something'
> represent.
Do a top on that machine and find out - some runaway process maybe.
dmesg, vmstat, looking at /var/log/messages etc is a good idea. Either that,
or consulting an astrologer.
-srs
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LOST #169 -**< Sub : Lesser used commands (split) >**-
For breaking large files to small chunks, there is already an
utility called "split". see man for usage. It breaks a large
file into smaller userdefined chunks with the names xaa, xab,
xac ... To rejoin them, do: '$cat x* > filename'
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