Sigh, not again...

[Adam McDougall]

On Tue, 12 Jun 2001, Edward Glowacki wrote:

> Managed to create a 128mb swap partition for FreeBSD... um, duh,
> but I'm going to have 192mb of RAM... I knew I should have installed
> the memory *before* I partitioned the disk using the "default"
> (which makes swap = 2x RAM...)... didn't think about it though...
> *sigh*  At least FreeBSD is up and running, complete with X and
> a (currently unconfigured but active) firewall. =)

On the laptop?  If so, the most clued pcmcia/cardbus guy in FreeBSD has
recently been sponsored to work on the cardbus support so that should be
working more and more in the -stable version as well as -current.

As for the swap problem, if you can afford to steal 64 megs from your /
partition you could tar it up, recreate / and swap, and untar / from
another partition using the fixit floppy.  Too bad you dont want to go the
other way and grow / since growfs is available for ffs =)


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> Edward Glowacki			glowack2@msu.edu
> Michigan State University
> "...a partial solution to the right problem is better than a complete
> solution to the wrong one." (http://uiweb.com/issues/issue14.htm)
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