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From: "Vasily V. Grechishnikov" <bazilio@economic.acnit.ac.ru>
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Subject: Is kernel -c editor == - 20K of available RAM? (fwd)
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			Hi!
	Is compiled-in kernel -c editor == -20K of RAM? .If I build my own 
kernel with any needed devices , but with -c editor ,at booting time 
the kernel reports me : real memory = 32768K , avail memory = 29816K .If I
exclude USERCONFIG and VISUAL_USERCONFIG options , kernel reports :
real memory = 32768K , avail memory = 29836K . Is it mean what -c editor
presents in RAM after boot stage ? Why ? 

					Vasily.