There is a good reason you can't do that... For now, just access the
justTrustMe function, and leave it alone... Suffice it to say, you need
that, it's very very very important, and a holy sin to mess it up or
even try for that matter..... I strongly recommend finding a couple nice
thick Linux 101 books and committing them to memory (no pun
intended)....
-----Original Message-----
From: JVergara@equinox.com [mailto:JVergara@equinox.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 08, 2002 2:53 PM
To: slug@nks.net
Subject: [SLUG] Problem when deleting /proc/kcore
Hi. I am using IceWM as Linux windows manager, but sometimes a file
called /proc/kcore is created
and it grows pretty fat. When trying to delete it ,the systems says
that I can not unlink it because the
operation is not permitted.
Does somebody know how this file is being created and what is its use?
I'd like to get rid of the file without having to kill my X session.
Thanks,
Juan Carlos Vergara
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