Step-1: Go to directory /var/lib under root '/'
logon to Linux, enter cd /var/lib
confirm if you are in the mentioned directory or no,enter pwd, it must show /var/lib
Step-2: Enter the command to add the swap size, check below screenshot
Step-3: Now, initialize the swap to make use of it
mkswap /var/lib/swap/swapnw
Step-4: Activate now
swapon /var/lib/swap/swapnw
Step-5: Check if swap is maintained or no
enter the command, cat /proc/swaps
You can enter,
free -m
Step-6: Adding swap without mount to the file system might cause to lose the data, for this we probably need to mention and mount in the fstab(called File System Table).
vi /etc/fstab
Enter letter 'I' to Insert mode and edit
Add as per the screenshot
:wq! in order to save and quit from /etc/fstab
To check;
cat /etc/fstab
logon to Linux, enter cd /var/lib
confirm if you are in the mentioned directory or no,enter pwd, it must show /var/lib
Step-2: Enter the command to add the swap size, check below screenshot
Step-3: Now, initialize the swap to make use of it
mkswap /var/lib/swap/swapnw
Step-4: Activate now
swapon /var/lib/swap/swapnw
Step-5: Check if swap is maintained or no
enter the command, cat /proc/swaps
You can enter,
free -m
Step-6: Adding swap without mount to the file system might cause to lose the data, for this we probably need to mention and mount in the fstab(called File System Table).
vi /etc/fstab
Enter letter 'I' to Insert mode and edit
Add as per the screenshot
:wq! in order to save and quit from /etc/fstab
To check;
cat /etc/fstab
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