some questions about disk partitioning and filesystems and booting
yp at mm.st
yp at mm.st
Thu Feb 13 16:07:32 UTC 2020
tech-lists wrote:
[...]
>>> Doesn't swap need to be 2x RAM on a fast disk?
>>
>> No, this is really an old assumption.
>
> OK, but doesn't it need to be at least the size of RAM if for example a
> panic
> happens? I thought the contents of RAM were written to swap.
Now this is something I wanted to ask as well, as I didn't find anything
really describing what needs to be done for large (not really so this
days, 32 and higher) RAM systems -- I have a system with 64GB RAM and
adding a 64GB swap partition makes system unhappy (I don't remember the
exact message). With minidumps and all, what size it should be so that
dump is guaranteed to be saved?
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