Re: I'm leaking, and I don't know why...

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Camron W. Fox wrote:
	Sorry. I failed to mention what happens afterwards. Yes, the system
comes to a grinding halt if I try to run apps like mozilla or openoffice
and makes operation untenable. I've double checked /etc/cron.d to make
sure nothing unnecessary is running. It acts as if reallocation is not
happening.


Ouch! Well, you might want to start by changing your default runlevel to 3 and
boot into a command prompt to see if it happens without X running. If it also leaks without X, then we might start to suspect one of the services. I haven't searched bugzilla to see if something like this is already known, but you could also look there:


https://bugzilla.redhat.com

Best Regards,
Keith
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