Fero45
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Fedora 8, booting, swap partition
Hi experts
have triple boot: Vista Business - Kubuntu 7.10 - Fedora 8
I installed Kubuntu after Fedora. When Fedora is booting in verbose mode, I always see a message:
Unable to access resume device (LABEL=SWAP).
Does it mean that Fedora cannot access the swap partition? If so, how can I fix it? Before Kubuntu was installed, I had no such a message. Otherwise, Fedora seems to work perfectly.
Thanks
Fero
have triple boot: Vista Business - Kubuntu 7.10 - Fedora 8
I installed Kubuntu after Fedora. When Fedora is booting in verbose mode, I always see a message:
Unable to access resume device (LABEL=SWAP).
Does it mean that Fedora cannot access the swap partition? If so, how can I fix it? Before Kubuntu was installed, I had no such a message. Otherwise, Fedora seems to work perfectly.
Thanks
Fero
ASKER
Hi ravempl
Sorry for the delay. I opened (in Fedora) etc/fstab and the line was correct:
LABEL=SWAP-sda5
which corresponds to the warning when I bbot Fedore, i.e.
unable to access resume device (LABEL=SWAP-sda5)
Only I did not include that portion (sda5) in my question, for which I apologize.
Fero
Sorry for the delay. I opened (in Fedora) etc/fstab and the line was correct:
LABEL=SWAP-sda5
which corresponds to the warning when I bbot Fedore, i.e.
unable to access resume device (LABEL=SWAP-sda5)
Only I did not include that portion (sda5) in my question, for which I apologize.
Fero
And have You verified what the line looks under ubuntu?
ASKER
I reinstall Kubuntu because it would not boot. I do not know the reason. Than I checked /proc/swaps:
it contains this line:
/dev/sda5...... partition ...size.... 0 -1
then I booted fedora. it show the same line
it contains this line:
/dev/sda5...... partition ...size.... 0 -1
then I booted fedora. it show the same line
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while booted to ubuntu, issue
grep swap /etc/fstab # shoud show something like
LABEL=swap-something swap swap defaults 0 0
remember the "swap-something" portion
boot to fedora, edit the /etc/fstab, fine the line
LABEL=SWAP swap swap defaults 0 0
and change "SWAP" to "swap-something"
issue: swapon -a
verify newly added swaps with: cat /proc/swaps