How to add swap drives after installation
After installing Ubuntu and you would like to install a swap partition, make sure there is an empty partition.
Let's list your partitions:
Let's say that your the partition your going to make a swap is "/dev/sda3":
Mount the swap partition:
This command will give you the UUID of the drive:
Open your "/etc/fstab":
Add the following but make sure to replace the UUID:
After installing Ubuntu and you would like to install a swap partition, make sure there is an empty partition.
Let's list your partitions:
ls /dev/sda*
Let's say that your the partition your going to make a swap is "/dev/sda3":
sudo mkswap /dev/sda3
Mount the swap partition:
sudo swapon -U xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
This command will give you the UUID of the drive:
sudo blkid /dev/sd3
Open your "/etc/fstab":
sudo nano /etc/fstab
Add the following but make sure to replace the UUID:
UUID=xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx none swap sw 0 0
To save, hit Ctrl + x, then Enter.
In the end, make sure your swap is loading properly
sudo blkid
Make sure the UUID for "swap" matches the one in the "/etc/fstab".Further testing:
sudo mountvall -v
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