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This is exactly what Linux will do by default, without any special setup or config. Everything goes through the buffer cache. In fact, you would have to do act
by colonwqbang 5y ago
This is exactly what Linux will do by default, without any special setup or config. Everything goes through the buffer cache.
In fact, you would have to do active work to disable the caching.
- colejohnson66 5y agoDon’t all modern operating systems have a RAM-based disk cache?
- colonwqbang 5y agoI don't have deep knowledge of any other operating system. But I'm sure you are right.