Well, I am aware that /tmp can be mounted on swap as tmpfs and that this is
really fast as most all writes go straight to memory, but this is of little to
no value to the server in question.
The server in question is running 2 enterprise third party applications. No
compilers are
On Fri, 23 Mar 2007, Matt B wrote:
The server in question is running 2 enterprise third party
applications. No compilers are installed...in fact its a super minimal
Solaris 10 core install (06/06). The reasoning behind moving /tmp onto
ZFS was to protect against the occasional misdirected
On Fri, Mar 23, 2007 at 11:57:40AM -0700, Matt B wrote:
The server in question is running 2 enterprise third party
applications. No compilers are installed...in fact its a super minimal
Solaris 10 core install (06/06). The reasoning behind moving /tmp onto
ZFS was to protect against the
