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From: peter@spinner.DIALix.COM (Peter Wemm)
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In article <199607120110.TAA21879@rover.village.org>,
	imp@village.org (Warner Losh) writes:
> Like I said, at this point, I'm willing just to chalk it up to my
> getting a not quite stable -stable kernel and see if I have similar
> problems with the -current kernel/system that I'll be building while I
> sleep tonight. [*]

Any chance you use a MFS /tmp?  That consumes lots of swap and doesn't give
it back once you delete files.  (it faults the pages in, and once they are
"allocated" they are never freed.)

Try unmounting /tmp and see if that brings it back.  (beware any files will
disappear).

-Peter