If you used the first option to activate swap, you only need to do the /etc/fstab-entry.
But I deleted the swapfile and changed to second option to have more space on root.
If you used the first option to activate swap, you only need to do the /etc/fstab-entry.
But I deleted the swapfile and changed to second option to have more space on root.
So, if you have the swapfile in home (better than on /) you must write:
devel-su
systemctl daemon-reload
systemctl enable home-swap-swap0.swap
systemctl start home-swap-swap0.swap
Right?
I was on option 1 before update, investigated the status after update, and now changed to option 2. It looks good, but I cant test.