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> After installing Gentoo from the build CD, several (meaning at least |
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> three so far) people are finding that, despite a valid fstab, the |
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> swap partition isn't being mounted at boot time, although "swapon -a" |
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> will mount the swap partition after the system is up. Polaris |
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> (on irc) suggests the fix of putting the devfs name in fstab |
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> (instead of /dev/hdax). I've installed Gentoo rc5 both from |
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> the i686 and the build CDs now, and I only had the swap problem |
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> w/ the build CD. Anybody have an idea what's going on? |
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I just did a full build of everything, including the latest build file (july |
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something) then followed by an emerge system, followed by building X, and |
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most of KDE apps and other KDE stuff, cups alsa sox (I think that's it) and |
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I did not have a problem with swap. I do get oops on the mount and unmount |
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during startup and shutdown though. Maybe things would work better having |
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devfs automounted with the kernel command line option ?? |
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Target system is a dual coppermine 933 using an IDE drive for the boot and |
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swap partitions (hda1 and hda2 respectivly) with the rest of linux on a scsi |
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drive (sdb7 through sdb11) the drivers for ide and the ncr controller are |
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built into the kernel, everything else that can be a module (or most of it |
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...) is a module. |
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Joe |