I agree with you. I already have fixed this crazy partitioning scheme on
other machines. I would never use such configuration on production
machines, but these were merely tests with limited resources PCs (< 500 GB
HDs). So my idea in respect the boot loader is not to add checks since it
is a
On Sat, Nov 3, 2018 at 12:13 PM Angelo Rossi
wrote:
> First of all you can't endorse me with services I cannot fullfill just
> because you're lowly sense of humor told this.
What is the effect (or goal, for that matter) of sharing this information
with a broad base of users? Surely it's for
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From: Angelo Rossi
Date: Sat, Nov 3, 2018 at 10:48 PM
Subject: Re: heap full during amd64 boot.
To:
First of all you can't endorse me with services I cannot fullfill just
because you're lowly sense of humor told this. Then if the right behaviour
On Sat, Nov 3, 2018 at 7:59 AM Angelo Rossi
wrote:
> When using a=/ and b=swap partitioning scheme on installation or upgrading
> from 6.3 with same partitioning scheme the default HEAP_SIZE=0xA
> generates heap full error during boot in 6.4 amd64. To solve this I
> installed the -stable
Hello,
When using a=/ and b=swap partitioning scheme on installation or upgrading
from 6.3 with same partitioning scheme the default HEAP_SIZE=0xA
generates heap full error during boot in 6.4 amd64. To solve this I
installed the -stable soiurces from AnonCVS, and changed HEAP_SIZE from
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