What kernel and userland process are you running? I had a
	similar problem with -current on i386 a little while back.
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On Mon, 4 Jun 2001, David Rogers wrote:

> I remember a few months ago there was a thread concerning inaccurate memory
> usage being reported on several mac models.  Kind of like in this ps aux
> output clipping:
>
> USER   PID %CPU %MEM  VSZ   RSS TT STAT STARTED     TIME COMMAND
> root   179  0.0  0.0  328     0 ?? IWs        -  0:00.00 /usr/sbin/sshd
> root    94  0.0  1.8  100   284 ?? Ss    6:23AM  0:04.43 /usr/sbin/syslogd
> -s
> root    76  0.0  0.0  736     0 ?? IWs        -  0:00.00 /sbin/dhclient
> root     6  0.0 242.3    0 39684 ?? DK    6:23AM  0:58.12 (aiodoned)
> root     5  0.4 242.3    0 39684 ?? DK    6:23AM 11:09.26 (ioflush)
> root     4  1.0 242.3    0 39684 ?? DK    6:23AM  8:31.36 (reaper)
> root     3  0.0 242.3    0 39684 ?? DK    6:23AM  0:20.27 (pagedaemon)
> root     2  0.0 242.3    0 39684 ?? DK    6:23AM  0:00.07 (ncrscsi0:0)
> root     1  0.0  0.5  300    72 ?? Ss    6:23AM  0:01.39 init
> root 20309  0.0  1.0  332   144 p0 R+   12:19AM  0:00.10 ps aux
> root     0  0.0 242.3    0 39684 ?? DKs   6:23AM  0:00.86 (swapper)
>
> Was this ever figured out?
>
> Dave Rogers
>
>