> Also a part of RAM is used as swap file. I am not sure if linux also
> supports such implementation.
Linux supports such easily enough; create a ramdisk, create a swapfile
on the ramdisk, and then activate it.
I do not understand the utility of this design.
-- Todd Graham Lewis tlewis@mindspring.net (800) 719-4664, x2804"It's still ludicrous that nobody's ever made a run at us by making UNIX a popular platform on PCs. It's almost too late now." -- Steve Balmer "It is too late." -- Bill Gates _Newsweek_, 6/23/97, p. 82
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