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> and logs are going to be written to disk [...] Also page faults are going to be slooooow. OP did say they added a stick of RAM, so w/ ZRAM on there it might
by ComputerGuru 2y ago
> and logs are going to be written to disk [...] Also page faults are going to be slooooow.
OP did say they added a stick of RAM, so w/ ZRAM on there it might not be too bad.
Raspberry Pi forced an entire generation of software hacks to deal with slow os/boot disk speeds (esp. the earlier models but also just the affordability aspect even with the new models).
- LoganDark 2y agoFor small OS images you can sometimes get away with loading the whole thing into RAM on boot and then running from RAM, which essentially removes the boot drive from the equation completely except for that initial copy to RAM. I always pick this option when I use Clonezilla because usually I'm booting it from a USB stick and everything would be slow the whole time if I didn't put it into RAM.