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In a message dated 10/31/04 12:35:23 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
ofsen@enderunix.org writes:
>Hi 


>The oid you are talking about is not valid in FreeBSD-4. Maybe you are 
>talking about FreeBSD-5 sysctl oids? But it does worth to try but I am not 
>sure which oid it is in FreeBSD 4.. 

>REGARDS 

>PS: I have found vm.kvm_size. I think it is the one that corresponds in your 
>email? 
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No, I gave you the correct one. Why dont you do some googling rather than 
trying to sift through docs? Its a kernel-level oid. Look in 
/boot/defaults/loader.conf

As for the memory output, perhaps one of the geniuses that came up
with that cryptic output can help....