Re: Moving swap & /home to another hard drive.
- From: Rashkae <ubuntu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 17 May 2007 12:41:43 -0400
Brian McKee wrote:
You should consider using BOTH swap partitions - if you don't need the
space back on the original disk, the partition is already there and it
might help a little bit more... especially if you are low on ram.
If it's IDE it will likely only help if the two drives are on
different cables (ie hda and hdc or hda and hdd)
Just list them both in /etc/fstab and let linux choose which one to use when.
Better yet, assuming both hard drives are relatively close in
performance, use the priority=0 option for both.
That will make linux use them both simultaneously, spreading the load,
and potentially doubling swap performance.
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