Messages in this thread |  | | Date | Sun, 19 Jan 1997 21:04:08 +0100 | From | Gerd Knorr <> | Subject | Re: Swap Files |
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In linux.dev.kernel you write:
>Hi everyone,
>I know (from my own experience with modutils) that people are much more >reluctant to get a new package via ftp than to look over a patch coming >from linux-kernel. So here it is. :)
True. Just pressing 's' in nn is easier than fireing up ftp next time you connect to the ISP :-)
>The patch is against 2.0.28, but likely to go in any reasonably new kernel >without any troubles (works with 2.1.21, too). It implements a /proc/swap >entry (similar to /proc/mounts) that lists the partitions and files used >for swapping.
Looks good:
felix kraxel ~# cat /proc/swap Filename Type Size /dev/sdb3 partition 40956 /dos/c/386spart.par file 16384
Could be better justified (ok, just cosmetic), and would be nice to have a column with swap priority.
>ftp://moisil.wal.rhno.columbia.edu/pub/linux/mount-2.6a1.tar.gz
I'll grab this next time I dial up :-)
Gerd
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