> sorry, but swap-on-raid is not stable. > raid uses the buffer cache, > swap does not > result: when your swap partition is resyncing, due to disk failure or > unclean shutdown swap gets corruppted. Is this a fact even when using a swapfile? That's what I do. No swap partitions, just a large swapfile in /var/swap/ on md0. I have 1Gb of memory, so I'm not very dependent of swapping, but I was taught that it's a must to have a swap space anyway. Maybe that's wrong? /Johan Ekenberg
- never kernel than 2.2.11 krd
- Re: never kernel than 2.2.11 Thomas Waldmann
- Re: never kernel than 2.2.11 Marc Mutz
- SV: never kernel than 2.2.11 Johan Ekenberg
- Re: SV: never kernel than 2.2.11 Marc Mutz
- SV: SV: never kernel than 2.2.11 Johan Ekenberg
- Re: SV: SV: never kernel than ... Luca Berra
- Re: SV: SV: SV: never kern... Johan Ekenberg
- Re: SV: SV: SV: never kern... Luca Berra
- Re: SV: SV: never kernel t... Klaus Steinberger
- Re: SV: SV: never kernel t... Brian Kress
- ReiserFS and RAID1 KS
- Re: ReiserFS and RAID1 Luca Berra
- Re: ReiserFS and RAID1 KS
- overlapping physical units !!?... KS
- Re: overlapping physical u... James Manning
- Re: never kernel than 2.2.11 Peter Marbaise