CONTROL OF RAMSIZE (RAM SIZE)
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Control of ramsize (ram size)
Control of ramsize (ram size)
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Re: CONTROL OF RAMSIZE (RAM SIZE)
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... &start=690
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About the upgrading, as quantumbox said, best is to use changes=/... not changes=EXIT:/..
But if you do want to try with the EXIT: (after backup of changes made), then you can add e.g.
Code:
ramsize=90%
to the kernel boot line.
The default is 60%, so with 90% you'll have some more (using EXIT the changes are in RAM) and will probably finish OK with 4GB RAM.
I just did "apt-get upgrade" on BD Cinnamon and it really took a lot of space for me (but was long time ago since I did it).
Fred
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About the upgrading, as quantumbox said, best is to use changes=/... not changes=EXIT:/..
But if you do want to try with the EXIT: (after backup of changes made), then you can add e.g.
Code:
ramsize=90%
to the kernel boot line.
The default is 60%, so with 90% you'll have some more (using EXIT the changes are in RAM) and will probably finish OK with 4GB RAM.
I just did "apt-get upgrade" on BD Cinnamon and it really took a lot of space for me (but was long time ago since I did it).
Fred
Re: CONTROL OF RAMSIZE (RAM SIZE)
silly wabbit your name not fred so why you post this?
changes=EXIT liek only for puppy porteus savefile.
ramsize cheatcode liek for puppy porteus not for mainline kernel.
puppy debiandog if all o/s in ram is why finish quantumbox maybe not OK with 4GB RAM.
ok bye
changes=EXIT liek only for puppy porteus savefile.
ramsize cheatcode liek for puppy porteus not for mainline kernel.
puppy debiandog if all o/s in ram is why finish quantumbox maybe not OK with 4GB RAM.
ok bye