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From: Regit Young
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 1999 00:00

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The files in /proc don't consume physical space.... if it make you happier,
run Linux with 4/8 megs and have a look at kcore. An advice: DON'T
DELETE ANYTHING UNLESS YOU ARE VERY SURE IT IS USELESS.

Scott Mildren wrote:

> My / directory is full (100MB). There exists a file /proc/kcore which is
> 67MB. It is only readable by root and I cant change the permissions on
> it. I JUST CANT GET RID OF IT.
>
> I think I created it when compiling a new kernel.
>
> Hope somebody can help me.

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