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[cpolish@xxxxxx (C Polisher)]

My copy of SuSE 6.2 came complete with both.
Perhaps you had errors during install? 
You may be able to recover (re-install)
those files from the installation media.

Try using RPM to check the integrity of
the package for man pages. First:

  rpm -qa | grep man 

hould list the exact package names. I get

  allman-99.7.22-1 (the man pages)
  man-2.3.10d69i-5 (the man program)

Then you can run 

  rpm --verify <package name>

to check for missing or damaged files, you 
can also reinstall using rpm.

> The SuSE 6.2 distribution doesn't include a man page for man(1)
> itself, and the man page for ps(1) is badly garbled.  Does anyone know
> of good sources for these man pages?
> 
> Paul Abrahams


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