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>>I have discovered that you cannot swap local and have the root in an nd
>>partition.  If you do not have some swap space in an nd partition then at
>>boot time it cannot mount the root.  Is there a solution to this problem?

>Sun told me to just make an nd swap with a zero size.  Then swap on both
>nd and your local disk.

>I have not tried this.  (By the time I got my answer back from the
>Software Hotline I had already loaded my disk with a root and /usr also.
>Sigh...)

We HAVE tried it. We found that your nd root at to be > 0. I believe that3
3 Mb was the magic number. I would be interested in knowing if someone has
made this work with less.

I would also like to know how the swap actually works when you have 2 swap
devices and the first one is very small and the 2nd much larger.  Does the
systems use 1 MB of the first and then 1 mb of the second, etc.  until the
first 1 is full? Then does it use the 2nd swap device exclusively or does
it continue to check the first device?

I am working under the assumption that the system is interleaving the swap
in 1 mb pages. 

Dinah Anderson 
Shell Oil Company, Information Center (713) 795-3287
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