satanta
22-08-09, 15:27
Setting up a Swap File on the rear USB outlet - Thanks to monkus.
Plug in a USB stick with at least 250mb capacity and FAT formatted in to the rear port.
Power up your AZBox.
Press the Blue button and select Settings then: -> Storage -> Device -> - Select USB(1)
Highlight Format and press OK - this will format the USB Stick to EXT3.
Using a FTP Client such as FileZilla, log in to your AZBox.
From the AZBox HD-Tools section, select monkus_tools_1.6: http://geronimosden.com/showthread.php?t=16751 and use the two files within the "swapon" directory, namely:
openxcas.conf
swapon.sh
Copy openxcas.conf to /PLUGINS/OpenXCAS/
Create directory /PLUGINS/OpenXCAS/swapon/
copy file swapon.sh to /PLUGINS/OpenXCAS/swapon/
CHMOD /PLUGINS/OpenXCAS/swapon/swapon.shs – 755
Exit your FTP Client.
Log in to your AZBox with a telnet session, and create a symbolic link by entering the following command:
ln -s /PLUGINS/OpenXCAS/swapon/swapon.sh /DISK2/etc/start.d/S2swap
Reboot your AZBox
The Swap File is now set up, in order to verify it is there:
Log in to your AZBox with a telnet session.
Enter: free
The screen's response will be something like this:
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 101500 93592 7908 0 2816
Swap: 102392 0 102392
Total: 203892 93592 110300
Barry..
.
Plug in a USB stick with at least 250mb capacity and FAT formatted in to the rear port.
Power up your AZBox.
Press the Blue button and select Settings then: -> Storage -> Device -> - Select USB(1)
Highlight Format and press OK - this will format the USB Stick to EXT3.
Using a FTP Client such as FileZilla, log in to your AZBox.
From the AZBox HD-Tools section, select monkus_tools_1.6: http://geronimosden.com/showthread.php?t=16751 and use the two files within the "swapon" directory, namely:
openxcas.conf
swapon.sh
Copy openxcas.conf to /PLUGINS/OpenXCAS/
Create directory /PLUGINS/OpenXCAS/swapon/
copy file swapon.sh to /PLUGINS/OpenXCAS/swapon/
CHMOD /PLUGINS/OpenXCAS/swapon/swapon.shs – 755
Exit your FTP Client.
Log in to your AZBox with a telnet session, and create a symbolic link by entering the following command:
ln -s /PLUGINS/OpenXCAS/swapon/swapon.sh /DISK2/etc/start.d/S2swap
Reboot your AZBox
The Swap File is now set up, in order to verify it is there:
Log in to your AZBox with a telnet session.
Enter: free
The screen's response will be something like this:
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 101500 93592 7908 0 2816
Swap: 102392 0 102392
Total: 203892 93592 110300
Barry..
.