Date: Mon, 16 Aug 1999 10:04:29 +0100 From: Simon Holgate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
OK, I tried that (there is actually a line which you can uncomment in servers.boot now that I know where to look!). The problem is now that I get the error: (default pager): Can't find Linux swap signature page! SKIPPING /dev/hd1s1 Did you initialize the partition as a Linux swap partition (using mkswap under Linux)? Are you specifying the right partition (/dev/hd1s1 is /dev/hdb1 under Linux)? You may also change the $(add-paging-file) to $(add-raw-paging-file), but beware. Be careful, this will unconditionally destroy all data on the specified partition. Now I'm wondering if that's because there is no device /dev/hd1s1 created yet. Is that correct and is there any way around it? Else I might just have to give in and buy some more RAM (something about "micro"kernel tells me that it _should_ run with less than 8MB though!) Well, the microkernel is running fine. It is the servers running on top of it that use a lot of memory. Mark
