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-15- How can I increase my swap space?
The Jan/Feb 1993 and May/Jun 94 Pipelines have detailed writeups on how to do this in IRIX 4.0.x and 5.x respectively. The Jul/Aug Pipeline has a correction to the latter article. If you like you can call the TAC and have them fax you the very latest version. It is also possible to add swapfiles within the filesystem structure. You can allocate space for swap in the filesystem by doing a 'mkfile' and adding this file to the system as swap space. See mkfile(1) for more information. The created file can be added by using a 'swap -a <file>'. If you intend this to be a permanent resource, make sure that you add an appropriate line to the /etc/fstab file. See the fstab(4) manpage for details.
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