pvo1478@oce.orst.edu (Paul V. O'Neill) (03/06/89)
> window: could not open subwindow (something like that)
You've messed with /tmp's permissions--make sure /tmp is writable by
everybody.
Paul O'Neill pvo@oce.orst.edu
Coastal Imaging Lab
OSU--Oceanography
Corvallis, OR 97331 503-754-3251alan%prism@gatech.edu (Alan M. Brown) (03/16/89)
In article <8902280040.AA00471@asimov.tots.uucp>, suntan!tots!asimov!louis@sun.com (Louis Brune x403) writes: > We have a couple of dual swap machines. Be brave (after making backups) > and try: > > In the config file: > > config vmunix root on rf0 swap on rf0 and rf1 I have yet to get /usr/etc/config to accept a config line specifying dual swapping. For example, in the config file, the line: config vmunix root xy0a swap xy0b and xy1f dumps xy1f results in the error: config: line 45: syntax error. The line: config vmunix root xy0a swap xy0b dumps xy1f works fine. What's your secret? [[ I tried to find our config file when I saw that, because I knew it was wrong. But I was unsuccessful at the time. Our config file says: "config vmunix root on xy0a swap on xy0b swap on xy1b" Of course, we also have both partitions listed in /etc/fstab as swap partitions, and we do have "/etc/swapon -a" in /etc/rc. It's not clear to me if the extra swap partition is put in at boot time or when the swapon is done. I suspect the latter. --wnl ]]