[Rule-list] Successful install of V0.1.1 on PC 14
Martin Stricker
shugal at gmx.de
Sun Mar 10 00:26:53 EET 2002
Devon wrote:
> On Friday 08 March 2002 09:44 am, hairylarry at deltaboogie.com wrote:
> > According to Slack a good rule of thumb is swap doubles your
> > memory. That's what I did here. Would this hold true for 16M or 8M
> > systems? Would it hurt and 8M system to use 64M swap?
>
> I believe double the RAM is a good rule of thumb. To be honest, I am
> not sure if having 32M of swap with 8M of RAM is of any real benefit.
> I would think 16M would be plenty. Anyone want a research project? ;)
If I find the time (maybe may...)
> My plan is that V0.1.2 will do the mkswap, and mke2fs commands for you
> after prompting for the devices. Hopefully you will be able to tell
> the installer hdb3 is /boot, hdb3 is /, hdb1 is swap, etc.
*snicker*
> There is work to do there, but not for V0.1.2. One step at a time.
Absolutely right. And you are at a really *fast* pace! Thumbs up!
Best regards,
Martin Stricker
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