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From: Jeff Dike <jdike@ka...> - 2002-04-29 01:48:58
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fils@... said: > so does this mean one should never allow the mem=X line to involve an > X larger than your available /tmp space? You can, but you can't use the excess. What'll happen is that UML will poke at those pages to see if tmpfs is backing them. If you're over the limit, it will get a SIGBUS, and those pages will be put off-limits for further use. user-mode-linux@... said: > if you use tmpfs, it'll have as much space as you have free RAM+swap. Not by default. There is a hard limit, and its default value is .5 RAM IIRC. Jeff |