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10-14-2024
11:55 PM
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What can be used for swap space storage?
Since I'm posing the question, I'm going to use the privilege afforded me as
the questioner, and give the first two responses:
1) Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
2) Solid State Drive (SSD)
So, since I've claimed those 2, what else is there?????
Trevor "Red Hat Evangelist" Chandler
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10-18-2024
07:22 PM
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The following are the different ways to add a swap space:
Extending swap on an LVM2 logical volume
Creating an LVM2 logical volume for swap
Creating a swap file
Creating a partition with parted and then use fs-type as linux-swap.
Did I get your question correctly @Trevor ?
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10-18-2024
02:42 PM
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I can think of Swap file and maybe NFS?


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10-19-2024
12:56 AM
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Hello Wasim,
I like the swap file response.
Why do you say NFS, maybe?
Trevor "Red Hat Evangelist" Chandler

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10-18-2024
09:04 PM
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Chetan, you absolutely got my question correctly!!!
You've covered all the bases!!!
Trevor "Red Hat Evangelist" Chandler
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