Re: A Different RAM Disk Approach...
Vlado Plaga <[email protected]> Sun, 06 Jun 2004 09:58:53 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.debian.user.bootcd |
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Mark Clarkson wrote: > Your fstab line for tmpfs reads: > > /dev/ram0 /ram1/tmp tmpfs defaults 0 2 [...] > I'm sure this > is harmless but I just wanted to know _why_ you used it. I just started from the way I'd mount a ramdisk with a file system on it and changed the file system type to tmpfs - but you are right: changing /dev/ram0 does work and it does look better, ideed. ;-) Before (changing /dev/ram0 to tmpfs): /dev/ram0 125M 456K 125M 1% /ram1/tmp After: tmpfs 125M 456K 125M 1% /ram1/tmp This output was produced with "df -h". Cheers, Vlado