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AccelX supposedly has memory leaks

try restarting the X server if you can...

On Wed, 3 Sep 1997, Brian Campbell wrote:

> Is it normal for 24M of swap to be marked in-use when nothing appears to be using it?
> System has 64M RAM, and has been up and running AccelX for about a week.
> Killing syslogd and cron didn't help.  There wasn't much left ...