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Subject: [linux-lvm] Swap on LVM - swapoff problem
From: George Karaolides <george.karaolides@planitis.net>
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Date: Mon Apr  7 09:29:05 2003
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Hi Patrick,

> It could just be that the machine has not enough memory to hold all
> the processes VM state., but I think it should return ENOMEM for that
> situation.

Wouldn't the memory requirement be the same for the case where I comment
out the swap device line in /etc/fstab and start swap manually?  But it
works OK then...

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