> Using a compression method that is designed for file access
> (large chunks of data being stored for long periods of time) probably isn't
> going to be very efficient for swapping (4k blocks of data that are stored for
> short periods and require fast access).
Incidentally, ext2 file compression as currently implemented in e2compr
does divide the file into chunks of N bytes, where 4K is one possible
value of N. I still doubt that it would in any circumstance be
as fast as the current swapping mechanism, though.
pjm.
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