According to David Rysdam: While burning my CPU.
>
> Martin Rogers wrote:
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> > Just my .02. I also run RedHat (5.2), and was getting weirdness when memory
> > usage got near peak ('ls' and most other simple commands returning
> > "segmentation fault"...). 'free' also returned 0 for 'used' swap...what I had
> > to do, and what the install process hadn't done, is add an appropriate line to
> > the fstab file to enable the mounting of my swap partition during bootup.
> >
>
> Well THIS is interesting. Further investigation reveals that my swap
> partition is in /etc/fstab and rc.sysinit does a swapon -a, BUT swapon
> -s returns "/proc/swaps: No such file or directory".
You are possably using a 2.0.xx kernel.
'man swapon' explains.
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> Does this ring any bells with anyone.
>
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