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Subject: Re: Swap space
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From: hfraser@dqc.dofasco.ca (Hugh Fraser)
Date: Fri, 24 Sep 1993 16:03:44
References: <1993Sep21.145904.11519@pat.uwe.ac.uk> <27pdqn$4vd@Germany.EU.net>
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>In article <1993Sep21.145904.11519@pat.uwe.ac.uk>, pa_dewsb@pat.uwe.ac.uk (PA 
Dewsbury) writes:>|>   swapon: /dev/wd1b device not configured
>|> and it appears - no swap space ...

>You need to configure your kernel to have a second swap partition.
>In your kernel config file ther's a line that reads something like
>... root on wd0 swap on wd0
>and you should change that to
>... root on wd0 swap on wd0 and wd1

>Alas, you'll have to re-compile your kernel as well.

>Cheers,
>        Bernard

What's the correct way to increase the amount of swap file in 386bsd. I've got 
an 8-meg 486 with a 200M drive dedicated to 386bsd. I don't mind re-installing 
from scratch.