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How do you install TmpFS partition and Samba server to run a program about 400MB in size?
Any tips are welcome.
Is there any mirroring feature I can use to protect data? in case of power down beside a UPS.
If you mount a tmpfs to a directory that is shared by Samba, that's it for Samba+tmpfs. Now onto the data protection question, the simple answer is don't use tmpfs, that's definitely the opposite of what it is for. There is no such thing as a tmpfs partition either, it is resides in virtual memory (physical memory + swap) only.
Thanks, I am new to Linux.
I a using Slackware 10.0 and I need an extremely fast response on hard disk access or my program slows down to a crash at peeks. This is a LAN with abauth 10 users, running a DOS program about 400MB in size. (15 years of history)
What Distribution do you recommend?
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