rahul_2003
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How to remove Shared Memory With key 0x00000000
I am creating shared memory on linux 8
But when i type ipcs -m i saw four sm with key 0x00000000,nattach 2.
When i try to remove this with ipcrm -m <shmid> they are not deleted.
as again when i type ipcs -m they appear.
Please help me to remove the shared mem.
But when i type ipcs -m i saw four sm with key 0x00000000,nattach 2.
When i try to remove this with ipcrm -m <shmid> they are not deleted.
as again when i type ipcs -m they appear.
Please help me to remove the shared mem.
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use <ipcrm - M (key of shared memory)>
e.g
ipcrm -M 0x0100005f
e.g
ipcrm -M 0x0100005f
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