etharp wrote:
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> <snip>
> > > > Later, I may add additional Linux systems and plan to share the /home
> > > > partition with them. The same user names and passwords will be
> > > > used . Is there some way to insure that the user ID numbers will be
> > > > the same in all systems? Is it just a matter of editing?
>
> good question I would like to know the answer if you find out
Let's hope someone knows the answer.......
>
> > > > Is there any real benefit from having a swap file larger than 2XRAM and
> > > > how about having more than one swap? I'm thinking of swap being
> > > > shared by all systems? Dumb idea??? I have 64 MB RAM.
>
> Can't share /swap between MS products and real OS
> double the amount of ram to 256megs max normal
>
Sorry, I should have said 'shared by all Linux systems' I'm thinking
of passibly gaining a little speed by sharing the workload between the
two hard drives.
