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  • #16
    Use NTFS on a SCSI disk and then you dont have to worry!
    The Welsh support two teams when it comes to rugby. Wales of course, and anyone else playing England

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    • #17
      I stuck a 4GB Ultra33 onto the second channel of my Promise Ultra66 controller. I se the swap file settings to 2046 and 2047 and with 256MB of ram it never slows down.

      IDE0 8GB Ultra33 OS, LS-120
      IDE1 Creative 5X DVD, 4/8X CD-r
      IDE2 20GB Ultra66 Data Drive
      IDE3 4GB Ultra33 Swap File, Zip 250

      I'll be upgradiding the 8GB Ultra33 to an ultra66 7200rpm for greater performance. I forgot this for a second, but use the drive with the fastest seek and access times as any minor dely while waiting for a swapped piece of memory is just that much more minimal.

      It was really fun when I installed Linux, partitioned the 4GB in half, and both operating systems had their swap files on the same drive.

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