How to disable a Ram Swap permanently
Lawrence Tsang
tkwinfo at gmail.com
Sun Mar 7 10:36:01 UTC 2010
Hi All,
Originally I am using Ubuntu Karmic with no swap partition / swap file.
The Ubuntu system automatically initializes a 500M Ram Swap for me. Recently
I manage to create a 2G Swap Partition and install the Swap Partition by
adding a line in /etc/fstab.
However, after booting my system, I find that there are in fact 2 swaps
on my system --- the Ram Swap and the Swap Partition. The listing after
running the "swapon -s" command is :
root at tkwinfo-desktop:/home/tkwinfo# swapon -s
Filename Type Size Used Priority
/dev/ramzswap0 partition 515288 0 100
/dev/sdc3 partition 2216960 0 -1
The Swap Partition (/dev/sdc3) has only a priority of -1 while the Ram
Swap (/dev/ramzswap0) is still installed.
I want to know that :
(1) Is the Ram Swap still necessary? If not, how to remove it.
(2) How to increase the priority of the Swap Partition.
Any idea? Thanks in advance.
Regards
Lawrence
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