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From: "Marc Veldman" <lurkie@wxs.nl>
To: mantzios@softlab.ece.ntua.gr
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Subject: Re: ps AND top problem
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Hi Achilleas,

>Yesterday i recompiled the kernel on my 3.0 current freebsd machine,
>and commands like ps and top dont work:
>

Do hvae the following line in your kernel configuration file ?

options		PROCFS			#Process filesystem

Good Luck,

Marc Veldman

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