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how to remove swap 2

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Themuppeteer

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Apr 4, 2001
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This is a 'just for the record' question, in line of my still pending problem about linux that freezes (see other thread of mine)

Is removing swap from a system as simple as simply not putting it in fstab anymore ? Or do I have to do something more ?
thnx. Greetz,
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Don't eat yellow snow...and don't mess with your fstab!
 
Should be. When your startup scripts run swapon -a it should find no devices in your /etc/fstab and silently do nothing. Annihilannic.
 

You can turn it on on-the-fly by doing a "swapoff" command.

Cheers Henrik Morsing
IBM Certified AIX 4.3 Systems Administration
 
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