Lo, on , December 12, Brian Stults did write:
> Is there a way to purge the swap disk? When I run something like
> win4lin, it can sometimes take up a lot of disk swap. When I close the
> program, the swap space still appears to be occupied. It's mostly an
> annoyance, and probably doesn't affe
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Brian Stults wrote:
>Is there a way to purge the swap disk? When I run something like
>win4lin, it can sometimes take up a lot of disk swap. When I close the
>program, the swap space still appears to be occupied. It's mostly an
>annoyance, and pro
On Wed, Dec 12, 2001 at 08:50:43AM -0500, Brian Stults wrote:
> Is there a way to purge the swap disk? When I run something like
> win4lin, it can sometimes take up a lot of disk swap. When I close the
> program, the swap space still appears to be occupied. It's mostly an
> annoyance, and probab
On Wed, Dec 12, 2001 at 08:50:43AM -0500, Brian Stults wrote:
> Is there a way to purge the swap disk? When I run something like
> win4lin, it can sometimes take up a lot of disk swap. When I close the
> program, the swap space still appears to be occupied. It's mostly an
>
> -Brian
Wha
One possible way to achieve this is to do a 'swapoff' followed by a
'swapon' . ;)
Gruss
Steffan
On Wed, Dec 12, 2001, Brian Stults wrote:
>
>Is there a way to purge the swap disk? When I run something like
>win4lin, it can sometimes take up a lot of disk swap. When I close the
>program, t
Is there a way to purge the swap disk? When I run something like
win4lin, it can sometimes take up a lot of disk swap. When I close the
program, the swap space still appears to be occupied. It's mostly an
annoyance, and probably doesn't affect anything. However, it seems that
perhaps it would b
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