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I have the Simply MEPIS live CD (Version 3.3). I just wanted to know, when I am running the Live CD, where is the swap file / partition situated. Is it used???
I have noticed that the swap usage is mentioned in the performance parameters on the taskbar (It reads as 0%).
My PC uns on an AMD athlon 1.7 GHz and with 256 MB RAM.
Distribution: Xubuntu 9.10, Gentoo 2.6.27 (AMD64), Darwin 9.0.0 (arm)
Posts: 1,152
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theres no swap on a live cd. mepis is also made to install to you hd it could use swap there if you have a swap partition from another distro on you hd you can use it with the swapon command.
Actually in my experience the Live CD uses the HD swap partition if existent. there's a "cheat" code you have to pass at boot up to make sure it doesn't use the swap (I don't remember now, I think it's "noswap" -- or of course you could do a "swapoff -a" as root)
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