On Sun, 14 Jun 1998, Leo Smiers wrote:

> 1 During bootup I get the following warning:
> 	WARNING: no swap space configured.
>   I think I have to add a line to the /etc/fstab file but I am not sure how
>   the line should be. If I add:
>   	/dev/wd1b none swap
>   I get complaints about the format. So what should it be?
>
Try '/dev/wd1b none swap sw'. This works for me.
> 2 Also during bootup I get the warning:
> 	savecore: can't find device 0/0
>   How can I resolve this? This is an error I have since 1.3_ALPHA.
>   
This sound like /netbsd is not the same kernel as the one you booted
with. I think it must be a copy or hard link to the kenel image. I do not
think a soft link will work.

> 3 If I try 'vmstat' I get the following errors:
> 	vmstat: no drives attached
> 	vmstat: time makes no sense; namelist must be wrong
>   I boot with the RISCPC_uvm kernel version 3F and have also linked /netbsd to
>   this image.
>
Assuming that the vmstat binary is part of the UVM snapshot this is caused
by the same problem as 2. To resolve this copy RISCPC_uvm to /netbsd. rm
/var/db/kvm.db and then run kvm_mkdb. vmstat should then work correctly.

> 	old: libamu.so.0.0
> 	new: libamu.so.0.1
>   I wonder if I can remove the old versions or do I have to keep them to run
>   programs that expect these old versions.
> 
You can remove the old version if they have the same major version number.

Mike