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On 10/07/2013 16:12, Michael Stahl wrote:
OK, thanks for the info. OTOH if a major distro (yours?) has ramdisk
>by default, then the value of this decreases.
if that is indeed distro default that sounds like a serious bug in the
disto since /var/tmp is required to be persistent by FHS/LSB:
No it's not my distro default. The distro default is "partition it yourself" :-) hence *me* getting it wrong. But /var/tmp/portage had a habit of filling up / if I wasn't careful so that's why I did it before I realised it was a mistake.

If you haven't cottoned on yet, I run gentoo :-) I'm not aware of any distro using ramdisk for any tmp by default. Typically they only allocate 2Gb swap, and it would be too easy to cause an "out of memory" crash. I still believe "swap should be twice ram", and my system has 2x32Gb swap.

Cheers,
Wol

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