Hi, I'm running NetBSD/sandpoint 7.0 on a Synology NAS with 64 MB RAM and stupidly configured a Terabyte root partition. As as result, when I need to do an fsck on that partition, the system runs out of memory.
Before repartitioning and reinstalling the whole system I had the idea to make /etc/rc.d/fsck_root depend on localswap (/etc/rc.d/swap1). It works fine when I do "swapctl -A -t blk" manually before fsck. Unfortunately /etc/rc.d/swap1 depends on the root file system being fsck'd and mounted as read-write. Why? -- Frank Wille
