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From: Chris <chrismar@shasta.eclipse.net>
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Subject: memory info
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Hey folks,

Under linux you can do a `cat /proc/meminfo` to gather memory information,
does anyone know a similar command in FreeBSD?  I'm using 3.2-stable

Chris



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