Increasing swap space on a UNIX PC / 3B1

[a.d.hay]

In article <17973 at shemp.CS.UCLA.EDU> kirkaas at cs.ucla.edu (paul kirkaas) writes:
-->I have a 3B1 / PC 7300 with a 67 MB drive.  I want to increase the
-->virtual memory swap space.  I know I have to regen the whole system, but
-->I don't know what steps to take in the initiallization.

you have to reformat the HD with the diagnostic disk.  type "s4tools".
this gets you into a hidden mode.  then do the HD format utility.
there's a point where it asks if the system will be single user, then
multi user; this will allocate either 3000 or 5000 blocks.  if you
answer 'no' to both, it will ask you how big the swap should be.

-->Thanks.

you're welcome. (i hope i remembered it right! ;^>)

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