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How add swap device without rebuilding system

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mingx98

mingx98

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Mar 16, 2000
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i forgot set swap space in redhat 6.2, how
can I do, is there any command like "mkfile",
"swap -a" in Linux ?

Thanks

 
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Swap space is defined as a partition under linux so you'd need an unused partition or disk to be able to add to your exisiting swap. Ian

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