f****n
发帖数: 4615 | 1 Adding more space to swap space, first mkfile a big file, then "swap -a"
this file to swap file. This mkfile command has two arguments: -n and -v.
"-v" specifies verbose reporting mode. "-n" indicates that the disk space
should be allocated as needed up to the specified size( instead of all
being allocated when the file is created). I don't know the meaning
in parentheses. Can you help me? |
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t*******g
发帖数: 89 | 2 I know on Solaris, you can 'mkfile' a big file, then
use swap command to add this file to swap space. But
I am not sure if that works on digital. |
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c*******u
发帖数: 1269 | 3 su
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mkfile -v 100m swap.dat
swap -a DIR/swap.dat.
I remeber I once did that, but I think repartition is best way to go |
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