On Sun, Jul 07, 2024 at 07:14:28AM +0000, Saurav Sarkar wrote: > Hi, Hi Suarav,
Unfortunately, this is the wrong list: debian-project reaches the whole of Debian. Follow up set to the debian-user mailing list. > The SWAP Partition is too low in Debian 12.x that is just 1 GB. This was a considered decision. The old setting defaulted to double the RAM size - not ideal if you have large RAM and a smaller disk. If the disk is partitioned with all files in one partition using LVM, for example, relative sizes per partition will work well and adjust dynamically. > In Debian 8.x the SWAP Partition automatically adjusted as per the Hard Disk > Sizes which can have 20 GB also. Please see above. Under most conditions, heavy use of swap would indicate a problem and the default size works for many. > Manual Partitioning in Debian 12.x is not happening to adjust SWAP Partition > and for other Folder Partitions. If you do choose manual partitioning, you can set partition sizes to what you wish - the default for swap is 1 GB but you can set it to any size you wish. The defaults changed in Debian 11 (bullseye). Hope this helps, Andy (amaca...@debian.org) > Bye, > Saurav SarkarA Debian Linux User
