Could be a hardware problem. Check the errata/bios updates for your
board or system. I had a similar problem and it turned out to be a
hardware BUG with an Intel server board. It is funny the way they
describe the bug -- it is a manufacturer problem that affects only one
of 5 (or 6, I do not r
> Then I killed the two apache processes and the memory usage stayed
> basically the same. I even checked top and ps, with no other programs
> hogging memory. I can't seem to get the memory to "clear".
The memory usage stuff seems sane. We wont free memory because its unused its
just now cached
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