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Date: Tue, 8 Sep 1998 11:11:10 +0200
From: Radoslaw Stachowiak <radek AT blue DOT alter DOT pl>
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Subject: Re: Rebuild the kernel of Redhat5.1!
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Quoting Shawn Leas (sleas AT ixion DOT honeywell DOT com):
> Could have sworn I saw it on the kernel list a few months back.  Wonder if
> anybody could testify to 2.0.36's pgcc-ability from experience?

I succesfully run kernel 2.0.35 compiled with pgcc 1.0.2 with O2 and mpentium
settings. 2.0.34 has run OK too.

To be honest, i've observed some strange things, from time to time ( a few days)
something is eating whole memory, and top shows that procesess use 0 (for
example httpd has 0 RSS (sic!) -> of course there is fery little buffers and
cache in such situation (about x00kb, while machine has 64M). After that I
have to reboot it and everything goes fine. I think that this problem is
caused by compiling kernel with pgcc.

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