According to Simon Burge:
>
>If swap was defined wholy in fstab and not kernel configuration, then
>it should be simple to find your swap device(s) from there before you
>need to swap, no?
>

Sounds good as long at the kernel does not make a blithe assumption
that since root is nfs then swap must be nfs.  This is what Sun does,
to get around it you have to config the swap device into the kernel.
If NetBSD avoids this ugliness it would be very nice.

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Brett Lymn, Computer Systems Administrator, AWA Defence Industries
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