My first question is, why are you partitioning more than 2x your RAM? I
highly doubt you have 16GB of RAM.
probably because he need it. 2x is just rough estimate, real requirements
depends on load
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Is there a maximum swap size limitation? I'm using a 64-bit arch and only
seem to get about 32GB of usable swap out of a 250GB disk (all of /dev/ad6)
Thanks, Skye
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snott wrote:
Is there a maximum swap size limitation? I'm using a 64-bit arch and only
seem to get about 32GB of usable swap out of a 250GB disk (all of /dev/ad6)
Thanks, Skye
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snott wrote:
Is there a maximum swap size limitation? I'm using a 64-bit arch and
only
seem to get about 32GB of usable swap out of a 250GB disk (all of
/dev/ad6)
Thanks, Skye
My first question is, why are you partitioning more than 2x your RAM? I
highly doubt you have 16GB of RAM
snott wrote:
Trust me, I really do want 250GB (or more) of swap. I'm using swap as a
backing store for an HTTP reverse proxy for very large cache sets. Its more
efficient to just use the vm layer for LRU object management than to create
a huge mmap'd file with file buf caching.
I am not
Scott Ballantyne wrote:
Hmmm... I didn't know there was a maximum swap size on FreeBSD 4.10 of
1677216 blocks... Is there an easy way to reduce this partition without
redoing the entire install?
Yes. Delete just the swap partition in place, then recreate it using a
smaller size (using /stand
Hmmm... I didn't know there was a maximum swap size on FreeBSD 4.10 of
1677216 blocks... Is there an easy way to reduce this partition without
redoing the entire install?
sdb
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