Maybe because our cultural differences but I cannot understand what
you're saying.
The file is created only once, when the terminal first boots and then
it's used every time. I suppose you can make a small script that creates
that/those file/s in your server's ram drive every time the server
reboots. The file is created by the server and the terminal only issues
that command when it starts (I think there's a little script that checks
lts.conf to see if the terminal should use swap-over-nfs, if it doesn't
use swap-over-nfs it passes on, if it does it checks if the file exists,
if it doesn't exist it creates it, if it exists everything passes on -
at least that how I see it working).
I bet you can use a 486DX @ 100Mhz and it will still run smooth.
On Thu, 2003-02-20 at 21:16, Yao Ko wrote:
> I think the problem here is with the CPU speed. 133
> Mhz. takes a long time just to "create" the NFS_SWAP
> file.
>
> Unless I'm doing something very wrong... I find that
> P133 Mhz. with only 16 megs doesn't run very
> smoothly...
>
> Yao Ko
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