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Subject: Re: md devices mounted with async
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Wojciech Puchar wrote:
>>> but if you use FreeBSD 7 use tmpfs. it says it's experimental 
>>> feature, but still not crashed on 3 computers i use it.
>>
>> There are known bugs, don't use it if you value your stability :)
>>> what it's missing is some kind of quota, you may crash the system by 
>>> simply filling it up and using all swap
>>
>> That's one of them.
>>
> but are there others? i don't fear of overflowing it, as no remote users 
> log in here.
> 
> 

Yes.

Kris