Re: !!Problem in /dev/md*!!

Hi, are you running the system from CD, don't you?
Do you really have swap on some disk? My bet is not.

Use mdconfig, then newfs'd the memory disks and copy
all files needed.

I made a "Live CD" system, too. I'm using a setup like
this without problem.

PS: Use the current sources/ports, it's now a lot better
than 5.0-RELEASE.

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On Thu, 10 Apr 2003, Alejandro Núñez Sandoval wrote:

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> Hi all,
>
> i am making a FreeBSD 5.0 Live in CD, with /tmp and /var over swap,
> boot proces is ok, my rc script create /tmp and /var:
>
> mdmfs -s 80m md0 /tmp
> mdmfs -s 80m md1 /var
>
> when try to create these dirs, system crash:
>
> ENOMEM 0xc18fad80 on 0xc1a69500 md
> ENOMEM 0xc18fad80 on 0xc1a69500 md
>
> how can i resolved this problem?
>
>
> thanks in advance
>
>
> _______________________________________________________________________________
> Alejandro Núñez Sandoval.
> Departamento de Seguridad en Cómputo.
> UNAM-DGSCA.
> Tel: (52-55) 56228559
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