>if you have more (memory) it's not a big deal, if you want to reduce your ram create a tmpfs and put a big file in it Way too ugly a method (there's better, c

>if you have more (memory) it's not a big deal, if you want to reduce your ram create a tmpfs and put a big file in it Way too ugly a method (there's better, check kernel-parameters if you're gonna be using Linux). But even then, use ramfs! It's the same as tmpfs, but it ensures that RAM is used, as latter will also use swap.