Steven Tully wrote:
Use "swapon -s" to determine if you have a swapfile or partition in use.
If that isn't listed, try "swapon /dev/hda6" to turn it on and use the
previous command to see if it is running.
If not, recreate your swapfile with "mkswap /dev/hda6" and then use
"swapon /dev/hda6"
Hope that helps...
Steven
On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 13:44:53 +0100, Duncan Lithgow
<duncan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I've recently had a few applications get killed off by full memory. So I
looked at System Monitor and it says:
Used Memory 218MB of 502MB
Used swap 0MB of 0MB
Somethings wrong right? I've checked fstab and it looks normal (
/dev/hda6 swap swap defaults 0 0 ) but I've obviously done something
wrong if my system can't even see my swap partition.
I can't find anything helpful for 'fedora configure swap' 'fedora test
swap' on google.
ideas?
Duncan
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Neither swapon nor mkswap are recognised by my bash terminal. I get a
lot of that trying to follow what people suggest - is something wrong
with that too!?
