On Thu, Jan 11, 2007 at 03:59:30PM +0100, Jacky Malcles wrote:
quoted text
> is there a way, other than rebooting, to clean up /proc/swaps ?
> 
> I'm in this situation (due to testing errors),
> # cat /proc/swaps
> Filename                                Type            Size    Used    
> Priority
> /dev/sdc1                               partition       2040064 0       -1
> /tmp/swaH4mvTI/swapfilenext0(deleted) file           48960   0       -31
> /tmp/swa5TlBva/swapfilenext0(deleted) file           49088   0       -118
> #
> # swapon -s
> Filename                                Type            Size    Used    
> Priority
> /dev/sdc1                               partition       2040064 0       -1
> /tmp/swaH4mvTI/swapfilenext0(deleted) file           48960   0       -31
> /tmp/swa5TlBva/swapfilenext0(deleted) file           49088   0       -118
> #

"swapoff /dev/sdc1" or "swapoff /tmp/swa5TlBva/swapfilenext". Don't
know if the latter works when the file is unlinked, just try.


Erik

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