On Thu, 11 Jan 2001 at 11:16, Mark Anthony J. Mercado wrote:
>then we set our swap at the end of each of the disks. our rule of thumb
>here is (for main memories < 512MB)
Just a note, AFAIK the beginning of a drive is normally faster than the
end. I would then put my swap right after /boot, so that it's fastest just
in case. Or you could test your drive using bonnie++ to find out which
part is fastest, and put your swap there.
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
--> Jijo
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