Trouble's back,
Judging from the sudden lack of response I feel that I may have
touched a nerve.
Lets get this clear...
Solaris - maybe because it likes the thin client concept defaults
to the entire swap being used for /tmp. Use a lot of swap and you
have no space for /tmp. Use a lot of /tmp and you run out of swap.
The system is simple, elegant and makes best use of available
resources. Reboot the machine and /tmp is cleared.
I want to configure all my DU boxes to have a similar configuration.
man mfs leads me to understand that if I create an mfs then this
space is removed from the virtual memory.
I do not want to use a partition for /tmp.
I do not want to borrow part of swap for /tmp.
I want to be able to use multiple disk partitons for swap and /tmp
I want /tmp and swap to be one and the same, allocating resource as
and when required.
I don't think that this is too much to ask.
So how do I do it??
k.mcmanus_at_gre.ac.uk -
http://www.gre.ac.uk/~k.mcmanus
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The University of Greenwich ||
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Received on Tue Nov 04 1997 - 18:54:01 NZDT