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At present 512MB of RAM is notable in how ridiculously tiny it is and 2TB is still an acceptable amount of storage. Without resorting to decades obsolete softwa
by michaelmrose 5y ago
At present 512MB of RAM is notable in how ridiculously tiny it is and 2TB is still an acceptable amount of storage. Without resorting to decades obsolete software can you put a pin on exactly how much storage it would take to render that tiny amount of RAM unusable and then explain how much storage it would take to render a machine with 4GB of RAM likewise unusable so that we may demonstrate memory usage scaling with storage?
- magicalhippo 5y agoMy point was merely that your blanket statement doesn't really hold water, since any actual memory requirements by a filesystem would be implementation specific. I will agree that ZFS should handle large pools once you clear the ~fixed minimum memory requirement.