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Encrypted swap partition.
Swap partition: required to enable virtual memory.
Creating the swap partition.
Swap partition: add this if you want virtual memory.
Format the swap partition.
The swap partition will be used as virtual memory and thus increases the amount of memory available to the system.
Make sure the swap partition.
Most systems contain a root partition, one ormore data partitions and one or more swap partitions.
No limit on SWAP partition!
If the installer runs in low memory mode, it is recommended to create a relatively large swap partition(64- 128MB).
And then create the swap partition with those 256MB free.
Create, add andmanage Swap memory file without swap partition on SD. 1.
Last we format the swap partition, in this example hdb3.
Free Create, add andmanage swap memory file without swap partition on SD.
For normal usage, the swap partition should be up to twice your ram.
See Swap for details if you wish to set up a swap partition or swap file.
Most users create a swap partition, which is used for virtual RAM.
You might want to create your root filesystem partition on/dev/hda and your swap partition on/dev/hdb.
You really should have a swap partition(equivalent to the windows swapfile, but is much more effective).
Do not enable the swap partition.
The installer will activate the swap partition as early as possible in the installation process.
Process entity information indicating the program path and name,whether the process data is in physical memory or in a swap partition(paged).
If you have 4 megabytes of RAM or less, a swap partition is required to install the software.
For the partitioning you can follow the instructions from Partitioning the Hard Drive- Traditional, GPT andLVM(do not forget to add a swap partition If you are short of memory).
It is strongly recommended that you have a swap partition anyway, unless you have a great amount of physical RAM.
Next, we create our 10 megabyte swap partition, /dev/hda3.
Note: it is possible, though a bit tricky,to share swap partitions between Linux and Windows 95 in a dual-boot system.
Type n to add a new partition and +2G,(or, +2048M)to give the swap partition a size witha type code of 8200.
If you have, say, 4 megabytes of memory on your machine, and a 10-megabyte swap partition, as far as Linux is concerned you have 14 megabytes of virtual memory.