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As no one did a TLDR: if you use a swapfile, it could overwrite part of the the filesystem where the swapfile exist. Don't use swapfiles if you can. Use a dedi
by 1996 6y ago
As no one did a TLDR: if you use a swapfile, it could overwrite part of the the filesystem where the swapfile exist.
Don't use swapfiles if you can. Use a dedicated partition, there are many advantages (including automatic RAID0 if you have a swap partition on each drive)
- travv0 6y agoIf you click the link, there's a TL;DR right up at the top, under the title.