jan kalcic wrote:
Everything very useful in this topic but... Do you really need a swap
file bigger than 1GB? Remember that, as a rule of thumb, swap file
should be the double of your RAM size but anyway not useful bigger than
1GB.
This depends on your usage.
I have 2 GB main memory, and several VMwares instances at the same
time. But mostly only one of them is active. (The one that I use for
current tests.) Swapping the unused is OK, as long as one can wait
for the disk thrashing when one re-activates it. It's faster and
more convenient than VMware suspend, if one uses a different VMware
every 15 minutes or so.
Using only 1GB swap spaces would be counterproductive since they
fill up so fast if VMwares are swapped out... :-)
Joachim
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