Hi,
Keith wrote:
> > swapon -s
>
> You might need that to be /sbin/swapon
I think it worked for Clive as it stood. I saw some output this evening
that he brought along and the summary is /etc/fstab names a UUID for
swap, free(1) and swapon(1) confirm there's no swap configured, the UUID
is the same as the partition mentioned in the journal as not available
after a time-out, and over all userspace takes a bit more than three
minutes to become ready.
Clive, the command I mentioned to show all the drives and partitions by
their various names is ‘ls -l /dev/disk/*’. It would also be useful
to have the lines from /etc/fstab again that mentioned swap: ‘grep -w
swap /etc/fstab’.
So paste this on the troublesome desktop machine:
(
set -x
grep -w swap /etc/fstab
ls -l /dev/disk/*
) |&
curl -sSF 'f:1=<-' ix.io
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