What I'd like to do is compile using gcc with optimization from
GNUemacs -- this has a tendency to use all swap space fairly quickly
resulting in `Out of virtual memory' messages which *don't* appear
when emacs isn't running.
Once again, thanks (in advance).
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Rich Kuhns
newton.physics.purdue.edu!sawmill!rjk
Look at the man pages for iv. You can format your disk using the
diagnostics first, then rn iv to modify the partition table. This
will let you specify whatever size swap (and any other partitions for
additional filesystems) that you want.
Don't have my manuals here at work, but I did this with my machine at
home and it worked fine. Send me mail if you need details...
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Boot diagnostics floppy:
At the choices prompt type:
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s4test
expert> 6,2<CR> -or- 2<CR>
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Enter in the drive type
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Enter Swap space size in logical blocks?( Default is XXXXX ) <enter the size>
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Note the blocks are 1024 byte logical blocks (ie. 5000 = 5MB)
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