the SWAP Partition automatically adjusted as per the Hard Disk
> Sizes which can have 20 GB also.
Please see above. Under most conditions, heavy use of swap would indicate
a problem and the default size works for many.
> Manual Partitioning in Debian 12.x is not happening to adjust SWAP Parti
Hi,
The SWAP Partition is too low in Debian 12.x that is just 1 GB.
In Debian 8.x the SWAP Partition automatically adjusted as per the Hard Disk
Sizes which can have 20 GB also.
Manual Partitioning in Debian 12.x is not happening to adjust SWAP Partition
and for other Folder Partitions.
Bye
ize completely all the datathat was referenced by deleted files from the hard disk. In whichcase it will be faster to use wipe on the individual sensititive
files.BTW, fileutils (now coreutils) comes with shred, which is more or lesslike wipe. One less package installed.Billy was asking about c
all your partitions just
before unmounting them (in /etc/init.d/umountfs).
> The "wipe" program and package may be of interest as well. To be used
> instead of rm above.
That would be more if you wanted to sanitize completely all the data
that was referenced by deleted files from
ke, 2005-07-13 kello 20:53 -0700, Philippe Troin kirjoitti:
> cat /dev/zero > /bigfile
> rm /bigfile
The "wipe" program and package may be of interest as well. To be used
instead of rm above.
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"Billy O'Neal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm using MS Virtual PC to install Debian before I chose it as my full time
> os, to replace windows. I'd like to know if there is a utillity (such as
> necrofile) in Debian that will null the free space on the drive, to allow
> the vortual pc compac
I'm using MS Virtual PC to install Debian before I chose it as my full
time os, to replace windows. I'd like to know if there is a utillity
(such as necrofile) in Debian that will null the free space on the
drive, to allow the vortual pc compacter, which compresses the virtual
hard drive by removin
ASTLE Neal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Does Linux in general access the hard disk drive via the PC's BIOS or via
> the Hard Disk Drive Controller
Hmm, given your long-winded sig, you perhaps ought to have checked
whether or not these lists are archived before posting.
Anyway
debian-project is a list for "Non-technical project-related discussions". A
more appropriate place for your question is the debian-user mailing list.
On Wed, Sep 05, 2001 at 14:42:45 +0100, ASTLE Neal wrote:
> Does Linux in general access the hard disk drive via the PC's BIOS
Does Linux in general access the hard disk drive via the PC's BIOS or via
the Hard Disk Drive Controller
Thanks
Neal Astle
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