Hi,
just some notes about the current state migrating to an SSD for the system.
I installed the SSD, created a GPT partition on it that contains the following
layout.
a: 1 GB UFS
b: 40 GB swap
d: 8 GB HAMMER
e: 10 GB unused
Currently only swap is used by swapcache. That indeed speed
mainly to use HAMMER to get a simple and easy
backup solution using the mirror-stream command. So the next step is to
get an idea of swapcache. But I thought 50 GB for swapcache on a
workstation is wasted spaces on the SSD. That's why I wanted to put the
system on the SSD too, to see
Hi,
I just bought an 60 GB SSD (OCZ Vertex 2). I want
to use about 20 GB for swapcache. But I think about
putting the system also on this SSD. To reduce writes
I want to disable history keeping and mount the pfs
with noatime. I also want to move /usr/src and
/usr/pkgsrc and the build directories
On Dienstag, 10. Mai 2011 at 21:04, Sven Gaerner wrote:
I also want to move /usr/src and
/usr/pkgsrc and the build directories to a normal HDD.
Why? Isn't this where a SSD really shines? (the pkgsrc tree doesn't matter much
because it doesn't contain the actual source, but I think you really
:Hi,
:
:I just bought an 60 GB SSD (OCZ Vertex 2). I want
:to use about 20 GB for swapcache. But I think about
:putting the system also on this SSD. To reduce writes
:I want to disable history keeping and mount the pfs
:with noatime. I also want to move /usr/src and
:/usr/pkgsrc and the build
