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Compiling Linux Kernel
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Linux Kernel Compilation
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File System Administration
Planning Linux Filesystem
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Administer Local Filesystems
mke2fs-command
ext2-filesystem
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Troubleshooting Systems
Implementing swap space
Set up the partition table and add a swap using the
cfdisk
utility.
Reboot the system before continuing.
Enable the
swap
partition using
mkswap
or
fdisk
.
Add an entry for the swap to
/etc/fstab
.
Activate the
swap
partition or file using
swapon -a
.
Check the
swap
partition's status using
swapon -s or free
.