From: Benoît Audet (benoit.audet@carra.gouv.qc.ca)
Date: Mon Apr 25 2005 - 11:42:50 EDT
Fellow managers,
Related to my Oracle problem this morning, I saw something that could
be the problem. Despite de fact that my swap filesystem is 4 Gb. in
size, the tmpfs filesystems are very very smalls:
df -k:
swap 195840 16 195824 1% /var/run
swap 195840 16 195824 1% /tmp
My quick question is: how can I increase it to be, by default, at least
10 times bigger? Is it in the kernel (/etc/system) that we specify it?
I found that the "mount -F tmpfs -o size=<size needed> swap <mount
point>" is working, but is there another way to "force" it without
passing by the /etc/vfstab file?
How does Solaris fix these filesystems size? Why, in this case, I have
only 195 Mb.?
Thanks in advance and will summarise!
Ben Audet
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