Re: new memory = more swap?

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I have 1700+ Athlon XP. Before i moved from RH9 to Fedora, i had 1G swap space as written in RH manual. I installed RH9 without any knowledge of Linux and small knowledge of UNIX, so i decided to follow the manual. As i have small hdd, those 3/4 G is quite a lot for me :)

Aaron Konstam wrote:
On Fri, Mar 19, 2004 at 09:20:56PM +0200, thedogfarted wrote:

I doubt you need to increase swap unless you already experience a lack of swap space. I have 512M RAM and only 256M swap space, but i've never had more that 50% of swap space used.

Craig Thomas wrote:

I have 256MB ram and a 502MB swap, and want to increase to 384MB ram, [i
know, i know it's an old machine].  I've read in the RH manual and else
where that double the amount of ram is "right".  If I want more swap but
don't have any unpartitioned space left, what are my options?  (I do,
however, have lots of free space on my drive).

TIA

-Craig


We seem to be in a size war. 512MB of Ram makes a big difference over
256MB of Ram. Again the speed of the processor makes a difference. Also how much you have installed.

-- thedogfarted *

PS.:* - sk. Kurts Vonneguuts "Lopkautuve Nr. 5"



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