Update: Boot problem True64 5.0a

[Christian Wessely <christian.wessely@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Admin Wizards,

sorry for being imprecise and having to correct myself.

Although I use advfs in general, the root, swap, usr, and var 
filesystems are LSM devices.

My complete diskconfig is as follows:

internal scsi-disks
/ 	rootdg.rootvol -> /dev/vol/rootdg/rootvol root_domain#root
SWAP	rootdg.swapvol (length: 786432 with 512 MB RAM)
/usr	rootdg.usrvol  -> /dev/vol/rootdg/usrvol  usr_domain#usr
/var						  usr_domain#var

dsk2c - data_domain#data (unused)
dsk3c - rest_domain#rest (unused)
	
Raidshelfs:
xcr0
dsk5c - home_domain#home		# Backupbereich Userdaten
dsk6c - src_domain#src			# Sourcen

xcr1
dsk13c - inst_domain#institute		# Backupbereich Institutsdaten
dsk14c - benutzer_domain#benutzer 	# apache / forumsbereich
dsk15c - backup_domain#backup 		# backupbereich DTP-Raum

I think this changes the main focus of my question to "how do I add some 
of the unused space on rest_domain#rest to the swapvol ?

thanks
CW




when I came back to office from the weekend, one of my machines was down.

Having restarted it, I had a look at the /var/adm/messages that says
_really_ very often:

vmunix: swap space below 10 percent free
unable to obtain requested swap space
last message repeated for 1143 times

I guess this might have something to do with the downtime.
What are the options?
Do I have to resize (?) the swap partition (I use advfs)?
Would it be good to reassign processes... (and if so, how ;o) ? )

Would be grateful for a hint

regards
CW