Is there any advantage to configuring swap devices into the kernel as
opposed to sticking them into /etc/fstab and calling "swapon -a"?

Semi-related question:  Do you suppose we'll ever get around to being
able to deallocate swap devices on the fly, or is this always going to
be a mandatory reboot?  I mean, I'm not much for SVR4, but the ability
to say "swap -d <device> <startblock>" has always seemed really cool.


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