On Sat, Sep 16, 2000 at 09:35:46AM -0400, Stephen E. Clark wrote:
> How do I relate dev 08:02 to my actual physical devices. I have 2 ide
> drives and 3 scsi drives.
dev 08:02 is /dev/sda2, your swap device.
> Sep 15 19:01:55 joker kernel: Adding Swap: 66020k swap-space (priority
> -1)
> Sep 15 19:01:55 joker kernel: Adding Swap: 52412k swap-space (priority
> -2)
> Sep 15 23:24:34 joker inetd[419]: pid 1458: exit status 1
> Sep 15 23:53:48 joker kernel: attempt to access beyond end of device
> Sep 15 23:53:48 joker kernel: 08:02: rw=1, want=40164, limit=40162
> Sep 15 23:53:48 joker kernel: dev 08:02 blksize=4096 blocknr=10040
> sector=80320 size=4096 count=1
> /dev/hda3 swap swap defaults
> /dev/sda2 swap swap defaults
> /dev/hda3 251 381 66024 82 Linux swap
> /dev/sda2 61 65 40162+ 82 Linux swap
You see what happened:
You added /dev/sda2, a device that has 40162 blocks,
and told the kernel that it was good for 52412k swap space.
I seem to recall that I once fixed this, in the sense that
the kernel noticed a mismatch between the size of the swap device
and what the swap header says - but maybe that was only for 2.4
or perhaps it never got in - will check.
In the meantime it seems that your problems will be fixed
if you redo mkswap.
Andries
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