If you have more than one disk, you should be able to
	^C out of sysinst, then disklabel and enable swap on the other
	disk. 4MB is just too tight for the current sysinst setup,
	(though it is a goal for the future :)

		David/absolute

	"Shall I be tempted by the devil thus?"
	"Yes, if the devil tempt you to do good..."

On Wed, 18 Aug 1999, Roger Ivie wrote:

> > 	We're looking for people with access to both a vax and a PC who
> > 	can test out using RAWRITE and PUTR to generate RX23 and RX33
> > 	floppies, and then test boot them on their vax. (remember to gunzip!)
> 
> I punched it out to a jaz disk and booted in my 3100/30 with 4MB. The
> results are, by now, thoroughly predictable: it booted OK, but disklabel
> was killed because of a lack of swap. Punching ^C before sysinst does the
> disklabel does allow me to manually label the disk, but it's all over
> when I turn the swap on:
> 
>   # swapctl -a /dev/sd1b
>   sd1(ncr1:0:0): cannot allocate scsipi xs
>   sd1: not queued, error 12
> 
> which is, at least, a new error message.
> 
> Roger Ivie
> ivie@cc.usu.edu
>