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2018-02-09 3:24 GMT+02:00 Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com>: |
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> In my experience, once swap starts getting used, it gets slow, sometimes |
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> to the point that a response may take several seconds or more. When I |
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> compile without tmpfs at all, which means everything is on disk, it's |
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> rare that I can even tell it is using that IO for the drive. |
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Thank you for the information. It is always good to know the downside |
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of your decision. In this case, of using the swap. |
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So far, I never saw my swap busy, even when running VirtualBox with |
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half of my RAM assigned to it. |
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> The catch is, take advice from different folks and weigh all the |
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> options, then test things to see what works best. It may be that one |
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> part of your post helps, another part from mine, another part from |
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> someone else and in the end, it leaves settings that work. Well, on |
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> that system and for that person at least. ;-) |
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Yes. I am greatfull to all who wrote to this thread. :) |
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