On 2018-09-21 13:51, Matt Graham wrote:
On 2018-09-21 13:08, Carruth, Rusty wrote:
2 - swap files work fine, but can't be used for suspend/hibernate.
/usr/src/linux/Documentation/power/swsusp-and-swap-files.txt says
that you can do this. I have never tried to do this. I guess it's
time to
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> So interestingly enough I was looking at my swap from this convo, and
> surprisingly noticed that I'd never added
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So interestingly enough I was looking at my swap from this convo, and
surprisingly noticed that I'd never added any swap to this system! I built the
swap lvm slice, but never
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.. er, whatever.
Rusty
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I have found some applications
ystem ran in to walls sooner.
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don't have proof for, but it
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On 2018-09-21 13:08, Carruth, Rusty wrote:
You might even be able to get away without swap if you don't
want to do suspend-to-disk.
1 - one big (that is to say, at least your ram size, and possibly 2x
your ram size) swap PARTITION is needed if you want to hibernate or
suspend, and I think
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You might even be able to get away without swap if you don't want to do
suspend-to-disk.
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On 2018-09-20 16:14, Mark Phillips wrote:
Do you recommend installing Ubuntu 18.04 on an lvm (ie selecting that
option when installing) in a dual boot with Windows 10 scenario?
My thought is if the Ubuntu setup works well on my Surface Pro 4, is
stable, etc. then I would use the lvm to nuke
een doing md+luks+lvm for a long time, and really find no complaints
> moving from spinners, to sata ssd, to nvme m.2. SSD leveling seems less an
> issue in modern samsung and others that auto-level, otherwise I'd love them
> one a year, at best, but not so much lately with 950+ gen samsu
I've been doing md+luks+lvm for a long time, and really find no complaints
moving from spinners, to sata ssd, to nvme m.2. SSD leveling seems less an
issue in modern samsung and others that auto-level, otherwise I'd love them
one a year, at best, but not so much lately with 950+ gen samsung m2's
KISS, my friend, KISS
If you decide to nuke Window$, change the partition type, configure EXT4 and
add it to your fstab
KISS!:)
ET
Mark Phillips writes:
Do you recommend installing Ubuntu 18.04 on an lvm (ie selecting that
option when installing) in a dual boot with Windows 10
Do you recommend installing Ubuntu 18.04 on an lvm (ie selecting that
option when installing) in a dual boot with Windows 10 scenario?
My thought is if the Ubuntu setup works well on my Surface Pro 4, is
stable, etc. then I would use the lvm to nuke the Windows partition and
Windows recovery
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