fix(system memory): Use robust GDAL version #61069
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rouault
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Co-authored-by: Even Rouault <[email protected]>
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Description
replace #60489
As mentioned by @rouault, GDAL have already a robust memory utility.
For *BSD, it works ootb, tested on FreeBSD by myself and @landryb on OpenBSD.
GDAL use pages for us. We could improve using sysctl, but, ootb it's ok, so remove some lines on QGIS and use GDAL method.