Installation issues with tmpfs and swap
Brig C. McCoy
MCCOYB at lindahall.org
Thu Jul 10 16:57:06 CDT 2003
How much RAM do you have on the machine?
Depending on that, you might need to create a swap file on the hard drive
before doing the actual installation.
...brig
At 09:17 AM 7/10/2003 -0700, David Mohr wrote:
>Greetings,
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>Problems:
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>I'm trying to load SuSE 8.1 on a "NEC ready 330T" laptop. When I used
>disk1 it becomes hung-up on "moving into tmpfs" when loading. I've tried
>using disk 2 and it bypassed the tmpfs problem. It then asked for disk 1
>and the following is displayed "Your computer doesn't have enough memory
>to run YaST". It then asked for me to enter the swap partition. It gave
>and an example of dev/sda2. Where is the swap partition? Do I need to
>create a swap partition before loading Linux? I'm not sure which route to
>take to solve the problem. Will it be easier to solve the tmpfs problem
>on disk1 or the swap partition issues using disk2 first?
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>Thanks much,
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>David Mohr
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