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Old 08-22-2012
File system full, swap

hi all

I am having a t5240 server in that zone is there in /var/adm/messages i am getting the following warning

Code:
WARNING: /zoneroot/zonename-zone/root/tmp: File system full, swap
space limit exceeded

if a swap is getting full what can i do.


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Old 08-22-2012
At least one of
- add some swap space (can be a file on UFS, a zvol on ZFS, or a partition/slice)
- remove/move elsewhere huge files that might be in /tmp (if tmpfs based)
- kill/restart applications that are leaking memory, if any
- add some RAM
- remove/relax the zone the virtual memory capping, if any
# 3  
Old 08-22-2012
you have to add some additional swap space by 2 method--

1)either adding some file
2)adding some slice
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