Richard Elling wrote:
warning: noun/verb overload. In my context, swap is a verb.
It is also a common shorthand for "swap space."
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Dagobert Michelsen wrote:
Hi Richard,
The consensus best
practice is to have enough RAM that you don't need to
swap. If you need to
swap, your life will be sad no matter what your disk
config is.
From my understanding Solaris does not overcommit memory allocation, so every
allocation must
Richard Elling wrote:
[sorry for the late reply, the original got stuck in the mail]
clarification below...
Ian Collins wrote:
Thanks for the heads up.
I'm building a new file server at the moment and
I'd like to make sure I
can migrate to ZFS boot when it arrives.
My current plan is to cr
Ivan Wang wrote:
Hi,
However, this raises another concert that during recent discussions regarding to disk layout of a zfs system (http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=25679&tstart=0) it was said that currently we'd better give zfs the whole device (rather than slices) and kee
