In article <20010922214645.473BB147806@titan.yunau.com> you wrote:
> I am using a Sun SparcStation Voyager with 16mb of RAM.
> When using sysinst, during the newfs, I get sysinst: out of swap...
> She dies, drops me to an openboot prompt.

I thought this was in MI code, but it seems it isn't:
The i386 version of sysinst does add the swap partition as swap space
after labeling the disk, from distrib/utils/sysinst/arch/i386/md.:

	int
	md_post_disklabel(void)
	{
        	if (rammb <= 32)
                	set_swap(diskdev, bsdlabel, 1);

I wonder if this shouldn't go to the MI code (install.c, before
md_post_disklabel() is called)?


 - Hubert

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