/dev/reload and swap remounting..

[tooleym%Douglas.BC.CA@localhost]

Does our /dev/reload not work correctly? I am not send-pr'ing this because
it might be on purpose, but I was recompiling my kernel the other da and I
decided to use the /dev/reload. What a wonderful idea in theory. I hate
waiting for a whole new reboot right from scratch. 

Anyway, I was in single-user mode and everything was umounted, everything
was in the correct state. (Except perhaps the swap--that I'm not so sure
about, which could be the root of my problem.) I cp ./netbsd /dev/reload
and things were working great. Everything started up right, things were
puttering along, when suddenly on the swapctl in my startup, it refused to
mount the swap partition on my drive.

Is this documented behaviour?

This only happened when i try to use /dev/reload.

Thanks folks for a great os that I can finally use to program my Amiga
remotely! (thank god)

Sincerely,

Marc Tooley
tooleym%douglas.bc.ca@localhost
P.S. Haven't had any spam attacks recently. I wonder if I'm on some sort
of blacklist.  muaaahahahahaha