Recover from faking /proc/meminfo

So, without really thinking too much, I ran this script: #!/bin/bash SWAP="${1:-512}" NEW="$[SWAP*1024]"; TEMP="${NEW//?/ }"; OLD="${TEMP:1}0" sed "/^Swap\(Total\|Free\):/s,$OLD,$NEW," /proc/meminfo > /etc/fake_meminfo mount --bind /etc/fake_meminfo /proc/meminfo from here: http://linux-problem-solver.blogspot.com.ee/2013/08/create-fake-swap-in-openvz-vps-if-you-get-swapon-failed-operation-not-permitted-error.html It worked really well for lying about my swap-space, but now I'd like good old commands like free -m to work again, but /proc/meminfo is totally empty and the server doesn't seem to know anything about it's RAM any more, even with atop or somesuch. Thanks for reading.