On Thu, 18 Nov 1999, Anne Bennett wrote:


>       However, "swapon" still complained, both during boot and upon
> later manual invocation, that /dev/sd0b is not configured, and a
> manual attempt to "swapon /dev/sd0h" gave the "already in use" error.

I think kernels of the vintage which put swap at root+1 also automatically
configure swap, which is why you get the already in use error. :-)

Take care,

Bill