Well, while it would be a good option to have, I'm not sure it's a
good idea to make it the default. If you flush the buffer+page caches,
then later you will need to repopulate them.
It is worth caching data, in ordinary circumstances, because it has a
certain chance of being useful
Well, while it would be a good option to have, I'm not sure it's a
good idea to make it the default. If you flush the buffer+page caches,
then later you will need to repopulate them.
It is worth caching data, in ordinary circumstances, because it has a
certain chance of being useful
Richard Stallman writes:
> Well, while it would be a good option to have, I'm not sure it's a
> good idea to make it the default. If you flush the buffer+page caches,
> then later you will need to repopulate them.
>
> It is worth caching data, in ordinary circumstances, because it
Richard Stallman writes:
Well, while it would be a good option to have, I'm not sure it's a
good idea to make it the default. If you flush the buffer+page caches,
then later you will need to repopulate them.
It is worth caching data, in ordinary circumstances, because it has
a
Hi!
> Filling memory to zero does not help for my laptop. Perhaps it is
> weird.
>
> But this particular obscure model of laptop is not important. The
> thing is to handle most laptops, to make suspending faster for most
> users, and to build it in by default so that it works "out of the box"
Richard Stallman writes:
> Filling memory to zero does not help for my laptop. Perhaps it is
> weird.
>
> But this particular obscure model of laptop is not important. The
> thing is to handle most laptops, to make suspending faster for most
> users, and to build it in by default so that it
Filling memory to zero does not help for my laptop. Perhaps it is
weird.
But this particular obscure model of laptop is not important. The
thing is to handle most laptops, to make suspending faster for most
users, and to build it in by default so that it works "out of the box"
on most
Filling memory to zero does not help for my laptop. Perhaps it is
weird.
But this particular obscure model of laptop is not important. The
thing is to handle most laptops, to make suspending faster for most
users, and to build it in by default so that it works "out of the box"
on most
Richard Stallman writes:
Filling memory to zero does not help for my laptop. Perhaps it is
weird.
But this particular obscure model of laptop is not important. The
thing is to handle most laptops, to make suspending faster for most
users, and to build it in by default so that it works
Hi!
Filling memory to zero does not help for my laptop. Perhaps it is
weird.
But this particular obscure model of laptop is not important. The
thing is to handle most laptops, to make suspending faster for most
users, and to build it in by default so that it works "out of the box"
on
From: Linda Walsh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> You might want to reread what I previously wrote. Is there any
> reason to think that your program is doing anything other than forcing all dirty
> buffers out to disk?
Yes. 1) I didn't actually respond to what you said, but to what Richard asked.
2)
Hi!
>> is how to mark memory as "unused". I had a theory that the APM BIOS
>> suspend code was checking if the memory was all zero's, and not writing
>> such pages to disk. This was a while ago, but a quick test didn't seem
>> to bear out this theory.
>
>Are you sure?
From: Linda Walsh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You might want to reread what I previously wrote. Is there any
reason to think that your program is doing anything other than forcing all dirty
buffers out to disk?
Yes. 1) I didn't actually respond to what you said, but to what Richard asked.
2) My
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