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Swap partition size
The reason I opted for UFS over HFS+ was overhead. There is no need for a journaling file system on your swap partition. Journaling your swap file system will only hinder a systems performance. If the system were to crash there is no reason to have the swap journaled for recovery.
Swap partition size
You can turn HFS journalling off, which I do. And the comment about fragmentation not being a problem on a swap partition is still relevant. If you're smart and put nothing else on that partition, it essentially gets cleaned out each time you reboot.
Swap partition size
I agree with Justin's statement. |
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