I know this is an old bug report, but I think it has even more relevance
today. My desktop machine has 4GB of memory and (IIRC) partman-auto
tried to create a swap partition that was 10-12GB in size. That's
wasting a ton of disk space. My real memory use (ignoring buffers/cache)
rarely even hit
> it may be wishlist to have the d-i grub-installer or lilo-installer
> add the resume arg for the created swap to the boot args??
If we now support swsusp, yes, that would be a pretty good idea
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On Tue, 10 Jan 2006, Josselin Mouette wrote:
> Le lundi 09 janvier 2006 à 15:31 +0100, maximilian attems a écrit :
> > > Please limit the swap size for the desktop scheme. A value like 256 MB
> > > sounds reasonable.
> >
> > no that's not enough for suspend to disc there you need double of the
>
Le lundi 09 janvier 2006 à 15:31 +0100, maximilian attems a écrit :
> > Please limit the swap size for the desktop scheme. A value like 256 MB
> > sounds reasonable.
>
> no that's not enough for suspend to disc there you need double of the
> value.
When our default kernel doesn't even support su
> Please limit the swap size for the desktop scheme. A value like 256 MB
> sounds reasonable.
no that's not enough for suspend to disc there you need double of the
value.
also it's nice to have more swap for bigger apps running on desktop
boxes
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Package: partman-auto
Version: 41
Severity: normal
This report applies to the sarge version, but apparently this is still
the case in the unstable version.
When creating the swap partition, partman-auto chooses twice the total
memory size. On a modern computer, this is incredibly huge. For a
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