> I want to add auxillary memory to my system. When I
> try to use commands
> "mkswap" and "swapon" I get message: command not
> found.
> Can anybody point out what is wrong? Do I need to
> upgrade system by adding
> package?
Check this easy to follow link:
http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/l
> Dear All,
> I want to add auxillary memory to my system. When I try to use commands
> "mkswap" and "swapon" I get message: command not found.
Are you doing this as root?
if you are on redhat (*sucks*) then just su won't do you will have to do "su -l"
or login as root.
or give complete path as
Hemant Dixit. wrote:
Dear All,
I want to add auxillary memory to my system. When I try to use commands
"mkswap" and "swapon" I get message: command not found.
Can anybody point out what is wrong? Do I need to upgrade system by adding
package?
You have to be root. mkswap lives in /sbin/ which
Dear All,
I want to add auxillary memory to my system. When I try to use commands
"mkswap" and "swapon" I get message: command not found.
Can anybody point out what is wrong? Do I need to upgrade system by adding
package?
Thanks in advance.
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Hemant Dixit.
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