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I have a desktop with no swap configured. It can only cold boot when off. There is no way to hibernate, suspend, or whatever. Shutdown and long pressing the pow
by kevin_thibedeau 4y ago
I have a desktop with no swap configured. It can only cold boot when off. There is no way to hibernate, suspend, or whatever. Shutdown and long pressing the power button kills everything.
- marginalia_nu 4y agoThat's kinda scary. Linux assumes you have swap. If you do not, you may OOM with significant free memory because it needs it when swapping pages. Granted, not super common in a desktop setting, but still. Like a 64 Mb swap file is all you need to avoid this.