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Re: [cobalt-users] kswapd went zombie and other bad things



At 09:26 PM 07/02/03 -0600, you wrote:
INRE [cobalt-users] kswapd went zombie and other bad things:
>
> does anyone know a reliable way to change the size of the swap
> partition short of running a restore?  is there a workaround that i can
> plug in so the machine thinks it has plenty of space??
>

Grant,

  In addition to the other options that have been mentioned, you might think
about Partition Magic or Ghost.  They (at least partition-magic) will allow
you to "interactively" resize a drive - any partition to include linux swap
partitions and make them whatever size you want.  Then you just put the drive
back in the box and reboot.  I am currently running on a laptop with three
operating systems - and it was all "configured" and setup with partition
magic (and no, I don't sell it, I just happen to like tools that "work").


If you use Partition Magic make sure to start it with the /ipe switch. Otherwise you will have boot partition errors.

A:\pqmagic.exe /ipe

- Bill



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