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For a specific reason I will have two linuxes on a single hard drive.
Is it possible to use a single swap partition for both of them or they should be different (does linux put something special there which will need to see it next time it boots)?
Go for it.. no problems there and don't need anything special for swap. At times you can even share /home and /tmp directories, that's if you create them on their own partitions, etc.
Thank you for your help. Actually I have a real linux installation and another Linux running on VMWare (Windows Version) and I am going to install the VMWare Linux into physical partition instead of a File Emulated Hard Disk. But I wanted to share my swap between these two.
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