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In <63172@mimsy.umd.edu> dong@umiacs.umd.edu (Dong Chen) writes:

| In article <uh43lv0@zuni.esd.sgi.com> olson@anchor.esd.sgi.com (Dave Olson) writes:
| >
| >It isn't an out of swap problem at all.  There is a disk error
| >of some kind, *or* you have somehow configured the system to believe
| >that there is more swap space than will fit on that partition.
| >
| 
| How do you check the swap space and change it ?
| Also, is there a way to make sure weather it's a disk error or just swap.

/etc/swap -l will tell you.  If there is only one swap area, it is
the configured swap area from the kernel, and that shouldn't be an
issue.  If it is a secondary swap area (as seems likely, since it was
on disk 3), then some rc script in /etc/rc2.d most likely has been
added locally that has swap -a commands in it.  Check the values
against prtvtoc -s dks0d3vh (or whichever disk is appropriate).
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