Dear Team,
I am unable to boot for RHEL7 while starting.Error message :

Warning : /dev/rhel/swap does not exist.

Starting Dracut Emergency shell ...

I forgot Fdisk swap partition deleted. after rebooting swap does not exist error showing.Kindly help me how to resolve?

i am not contacted Red Hat support.
existing RHEL 7 using with VMWARE .

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(1) In the emergency shell, use a partition editor to see if, in fact, a swap partition exists. If it does not, the partition must be created and formatted. (Linux will detect the partition and create a /dev/.../swap device-table entry for it. If you don't see it, it's probably not there.) But also, make sure that you do in fact see entries in /dev for all of the disk-drives that you think are attached to your system!

(2) Indeed, if you are using a lawfully-licensed Red Hat product, one of the things that your license fees pay for is "excellent and immediate telephone support."