From: Jason U. <jas...@sg...> - 2005-03-15 07:06:04
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On Mon, Mar 14, 2005 at 09:27:28PM -0700, Brian Cohen wrote: > I built lkcdutils and installed it. I want to dump to my swap partition, > which is /dev/hda2, so I symlinked /dev/hda2 --> /dev/dump (this was /dev/dump isn't supposed to point at a disk. It's just a misc device which supports the ioctls used to configure LKCD. That's why you're getting this error: > # lkcd_config -q > ioctl() query for dump configuration status failed: Invalid argument /dev/vmdump is automatically set up as a symlink to your first swap device (by the /sbin/lkcd shell script, when you run "lkcd config"), so leaving DUMPDEV pointing at it is the easiest way to dump to swap. > In addition, I cannot find any documentation relating to where the > Kerntypes file comes from (I assume it's built when I build the kernel, > but where is it?) Yes, it gets built in init/kerntypes.o as part of your kernel build. |