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Answer» Hello,
I've just recently taken over a new linux BOX and ran into a problem today. The system load was up to 70 at times with user/system process load very low when doing an sar. Idle TIME was up into the 90's.
Anyway ... I found that the swap the system was running was sized at 300Megs on a machine that has 1 gig of memory.
After rebooting, the load leveled off and I was able to spend some time looking around.
I then went to create a new swap file using
Unfortunately, this took my /home directory to 100%.
I'd now like to "undo" what I've done. Is this POSSIBLE?
When I try it now, I get an invalid ARGUEMENT response.
I've tried swapoff /dev/sdb3.
Please tell me this is possible to undo. Uugh!
Thanks.
ChrisTRY TO DELETE THE SWAP PARTITION AND RECREATE AGAIN THERE IS NO UNDO TO RECOVER THE PARTITON
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