0205 was not available because SWAPGEN detached it. Then since we didn't allow for guests to allocate a V-Disk, SWAPGEN could not build one. However, commenting out the lines that Adam suggested resolved this. So, we added the swapgen command to the profile exec: SWAPGEN 0205 30000 ( FBA ) then created /etc/boot.rc/doswap that looks like: /sbin/mkswap /dev/dasd/0205/part1 /sbin/swapon /dev/dasd/0205/part1
This all seems to work wonderfully....thanks for your help everyone
Adam Thornton wrote:
On Mon, 2004-06-14 at 14:08, Marcy Cortes wrote:
I don't think he has a 205 available. If he got the messages HCPLNM091E it's because the system couldn't find v-disk space; not that he already had a 205. If that were the case, he'd have gotten HCPLNM092E.
I had assumed it was that the userid wasn't allowed to create a 205, but that it was OK if it was specified in the directory, and that the mkswap in Linux failed because the device path was wrong. SWAPGEN, as shipped, tries detaching the device address you request first and then defining the disk. That's in case you've got a real device at that address--I didn't want to overwrite whatever was on it with a swap signature.
Adam
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