[Gllug] performance difference between a swap partition vs a swap file.>>>>>
Alex Smith
alex at alexsmith.org
Wed Dec 2 10:47:54 UTC 2009
Alain Williams wrote:
> Swap is good for things like 'getty' that are started and hardly ever used.
> It is also good for when something goes wrong and starts eating RAM,
> gives your system a chance to live until you sort things out.
In this situation, wouldn't you want your getty to definitely not live
in swap, just in case you need to get on the system from a conosole and
sort things out? If mem + swap get full, and getty lives in swap...
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