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Subject: Swappng in?
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Is there a way to swap a program back in, after it has been swapped out?
(FreeBSD 4.7R).

I had a rather huge task, and now my ps shows entries like:

... 948    0  v2  IWs+ -         0:00.00 /usr/libexec/getty Pc ttyv2

I'd like to have it swapped back in, please. :) I read somewhere that if the
memory strain has subsided, it would automatically be swapped in again. I do
not see that happen automagically, though.

- Mark