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10.3: Move swap to another partition in Panther
I never meant to imply that using SwapCop was at all dangerous -- not sure where you read that into my statements -- indeed, SwapCop was not only a simple, elegant, easy to use solution in Jaguar, but Joshua Schrier and Scott Boone had the intelligence and foresight to allow SwapCop to fail gracefully in the event that the OS or /etc/rc file were to change in future. For most people under Panther, this is the case.
10.3: Move swap to another partition in Panther
Ok, let's get this straight: with my original post I did not mean to criticise the suggested strategy for swap relocation, but just point out an (easier) alternative that worked for me (and others); no animosity expressed or implied. That sed, I'm not knowledgeable enough of the OSX boot process to get into the technicality of the discussion. I DO NOT MEAN TO BE POLEMIC.
10.3: Move swap to another partition in Panther
For the sake of completeness, this is /etc/hostconfig (the second file that SwapCop modifies in your system): |
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