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When I run top, the summary and memory lines at the top of the display =
are updating in the next line down, overwriting that line.  The process =
#'s are showing up in the state line, state #'s in the memory line, =
memory #'s in the swap list.

I saw a post recently about something similar caused by compiling with =
different userland and core versions or something: this is a straight =
5.3 install from the CD set.  Only disk 1 was needed.  This is also the =
3rd install from this same disk and the other 2 system do not exhibit =
the incorrect behavior.  1 of the other 2 system has the same MB, =
drives, etc. =20

Ideas appreciated.
Glenn.