Hi
A question in between: what sense does it make to have the swap onto
raid?
I think, that moment your machine starts swapping youŽll get some
performance problems which wouldn't be solved by using "raid-swap"
instead of swap on a single disk or whatever. Think of the meaning of
swap (increasing physical memory for security not for daily work).
Greetings, Dietmar
Paul Jakma wrote:
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> On Sun, 9 May 1999, Gulcu Ceki wrote:
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> On the other hand, if the intent is higher reliability, then one can
> swap on a RAID-1 partition.
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> i wonder, can you have your swap on a raid5 partition? raid-1 seems
> a bit of a waste of hdd space.
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