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From: Igor Storozhev <sigor@wplus.net>
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Subject:  pstat -T
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Date: Wed, 29 Oct 1997 14:29:21 +0300 (MSK)
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We have a trouble with our proxy server,
the problem is with squid-1.1.17 and malloc error:

FATAL: xmalloc: Unable to allocate 4096 bytes!

and there is the following strange error:

bash-2.01# pstat -T
133/2088 files
pstat: sysctl: KERN_VNODE: No such file or directory

Our server is:

MP Config Table Header:

  physical address:             0x000f72a0
  signature:                    'PCMP'
  base table length:            252
  version:                      1.4
  checksum:                     0x2a
  OEM ID:                       'INTEL   '
  Product ID:                   'ALTAIR      '
  OEM table pointer:            0x00000000
  OEM table size:               0
  entry count:                  23
  local APIC address:           0xfee00000
  extended table length:        68
  extended table checksum:      152

May be somebody had this problem too, and has been solved already?

Best Regards,
Igor Storozhev.