The old-school way of configuring swap space was, if I remember
correctly, twice as much as you have physical RAM.  Now, that does seem
pointless in todays RAM-happy computers.  There are probably many people
that still do it, habitually.
JJ

Alexander Skwar wrote:
> 
> Why?  If he isn't even using the 128 Megs he allocated, what good should it
> do to allocate >= 256 MB as you suggest?
> 
> Alexander Skwar

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