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RE: why bother in the year 2002?
For most users, raw VM performance is a secondary reason to move your swap space (i.e. if you're doing it just to get better performance, you're probably wasting your time). The real reason to move swap is to get it into an area where there's no competition. You can't run out of swap space if something goes nuts and fills up your boot partition, you can't get a fragmented swap file because your boot partition is fragmented, etc. It makes your swap space behavior consistent and predicatable, and that's a good thing.
RE: why bother in the year 2002?
The answer to all of this is to AVOID swapping all together. |
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