installing without swap partition

installing without swap partition

Post by Park » Tue, 09 Jan 2001 13:59:00



I want to install freebsd without swap partition.
(it's possible to install Redhat without swap partition)
When installing freebsd 4.2, I can't install with the Message that swap
partition doesn't exist.
How can I do it?
 
 
 

installing without swap partition

Post by annel.. » Wed, 10 Jan 2001 04:09:32



> I want to install freebsd without swap partition.
> (it's possible to install Redhat without swap partition)
> When installing freebsd 4.2, I can't install with the Message that swap
> partition doesn't exist.
> How can I do it?

Why do you want to install without a swap partition?
If you really want no swap, install with swap and convert it to
a file system after installation.

        Annelise

 
 
 

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I have a 30gb hd with three primary fat partitions, and I want to install
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extended partition with a swap and a "/"-mounted partition. I wanted to use
the new LILO and a single primary partition to make it bootable, no swap
partition.

The RH62 installer won't give me a 'next' option when I try to set the mount
point of the . The Disk is at 100% allocation, but I'm not asking it to
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RH62 won't 'let' me mount the "/" partition at that high location. Even
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as is the custom.

Is a swap partition required? What happens (swapfile creation, performance)
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Do I have to make it 99% full instead of 100%, could that be the problem?

Isn't there a 'damn the torpedoes' override for disk druid? I'm willing to
experiment with this last partitionable space, but I don't want to risk my
critical fat32 partitions by using fdisk (the linux one). Besides, the new
lilo changes a lot of the rules about what a /boot can be.

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