Adding swap space, any limits on too much?
From: d jO'nZ' (DELMEdalejava_at_NOThotmail.com)
Date: 02/25/04
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Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2004 11:16:23 -0500
I have a DS20 with 1 gig of memory and only 1.5 gig of swap space. The
system is starting to get bound and run out of memory and swap.
I want to install a 2nd gig of memory and set up additional swap space. I
know from talking with HP I should set swap at least 2x the size of memory.
I want to drop in a hard drive just for swap. It would be much larger than
2x the memory (I'm thinking of a spare 9 gig drive I have). This would be a
simple solution versus repartioning existing drives.
Does anyone know if I can have too much swap space?? I can't think of any
negative issue. If the system needs more space, it would have plenty. I
might see performance issues if I really used all 9 gig, but by that level
of use, I can add more physical memory anyway.
Thanks - Dale
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