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Poul-Henning Kamp wrote:

> >Is RAM wasted if I have only one swap disk and set NSWAPDEV=1 ??
>
> no.

You're not making it easy for me to understand.

If GENERIC has NSWAPDEV=1 then there is no problem, you dont have to fsck
around with code that has been working for years, and everyone is happy.

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