/tmp as ramdisk?

[Gerardo]

Michael Renner wrote:
> Moin,
>
> with kernel 2.6.24 (kubuntu 8.04) I had some directories as ramdisk to save my
> (early) ssd. From the fromer /etc/fstab:
>
> none      /tmp/         tmpfs defaults,size=180M
> none      /var/log/     tmpfs defaults,size=20M
> none      /var/run/     tmpfs defaults,size=1M
> none      /var/lock/    tmpfs defaults,size=1M
>
> This does not work any longer with 2.6.32 (10.04). I managed it to mount the
> /var/* directories, but not /tmp.
> tmpfs      /var/log/     tmpfs defaults,size=20M 0 0
> tmpfs      /var/run/     tmpfs defaults,size=1M 0 0
> tmpfs      /var/lock/    tmpfs defaults,size=1M 0 0
> #tmpfs      /tmp/         tmpfs defaults,size=180M 0 0
>
> Somewhere in the mount-all routine the process fails to mount /tmp. But if I
> log in I can mount /tmp and continue to boot.
>
> Any hint?
> Thanks

This is my line from /etc/fstab

none            /tmp            tmpfs   defaults        0       0

... and it works fine under 10.04.