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- From: books@fsunuc.physics.fsu.edu (Roger Books)
- Subject: Re: Optimal Partition Sizes
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- In a similar note, can linux be told to put kernal dumps to the swap
- partition? (Basically throwing them away.) Is there much system accounting
- information? On Ultrix/Sun/HP you can have problems with this information
- eating your disk space so you normally run it to its own partion, usually
- mounted on /var. If there is nothing that does this I guess it is
- mostly irrelevant, although now that these are going on the net security
- and accounting will be (semi-)necessary headaches.
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- Roger
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