Peter,
> Have you tried to delete the swap device?
I don't think you will be able to do this. I have a very old and faint memory
that when swap is established at boot
time, that some memory is immediately swapped/paged out, or some space in the
swap device is immediately allocated,
(probably)
On 10/7/07, Mario Goebbels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Whenever there's a significant amount of pages swapped, where significant
> seems to be merely 100 megabytes or so, shutting down the system properly
> becomes a matter of luck.
Hm. Never seen anything like that. Even with tens of gigabytes
Whenever there's a significant amount of pages swapped, where significant seems
to be merely 100 megabytes or so, shutting down the system properly becomes a
matter of luck. I've read before on the mailing lists that swapping pages back
in is rather, lets say, icky (resulting in the VM 2.0 initi
