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13 March 2023

  • curprev 22:0522:05, 13 March 2023 Lukegao1 talk contribs 1,640 bytes +1,640 创建页面,内容为“ Adding a swap partition to a Linux system can help improve its performance by providing extra memory when the RAM is running low. Here's how you can attach a swap partition to Linux: 1. Create a partition for swap: First, you need to create a partition for swap. You can do this using a disk partitioning tool such as fdisk or parted. Make sure the partition is formatted with the Linux swap file system (type 82). Note down the device name for the new swap part…”