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From: Friedrich L. <fl...@fl...> - 2002-03-22 22:02:49
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Hi! I was just thinking about making the size of the ramdisk a function of the amount of installed ram. See http://www.fl.priv.at/devil-linux/ramdisk-usage.html about which numbers came to my mind. What do you think about that? Just don't forget that we use shmfs now so the size of the ramdisk is always as big as much as devil-linux copied in into it. The ramdisk size I'm talking about is the max. size the ramdisk can get - a hard limit so to speak. So if you've got 64 MB of ram and the limit is 40 MB but the actuall used space in your ramdisk is 32 MB then you've the other 32 MB for your programs. So the numbers in the graphic are a hard limit for the ramdisk and a minimum for the amount of available memory. PS: The StarOffice sheet for this report can be found at http://www.fl.priv.at/devil-linux/ramdisk-usage.sdc Greetings Friedl |