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On 23:58 Tue 17 May , Nirbheek Chauhan wrote: |
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> I'd add that if we want /run to be on tmpfs, /var/run and /tmp should |
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> both be on tmpfs by default. I've been doing this manually for a year, |
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> and so have other distributions. |
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Hi, |
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A quick look at the size of my desktop's /tmp is: |
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spirit@Vereniki ~ $ du -sh /tmp/ |
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641M /tmp/ |
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spirit@Vereniki ~ $ |
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Maybe it's just me (cause of the way I'm using /tmp, eg. I use that dir |
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to unpack sources of packages I want to temporarily look inside and |
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for anything else *temporary*, also some programs (eg. browsers) use it |
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for temporary storage) but if there are others like me, I don't |
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think we'd like to do this in RAM space (tmpfs). For /run and /var/run |
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dirs it's ok I suppose. |
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Panagiotis Christopoulos ( pchrist ) |
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