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Thread: Boot sector, swap partition, and performance


i've noticed ubuntu 9.04 performs worse did ubuntu 7.04 on multiboot ubuntu/windows+ system.

swap partition problem?

when installed 7.04, had swap partition on 7200 rpm drive, , ubuntu on 10000 rpm drive. having partitions on different drive of course better, how better?

9.04, created 4 partitions on 10000 rpm drive, swap, /, /home, , /opt. should move swap partition 1 of other drives (7200rpm)?

there bit on 3gb unused in partition 1 of lesser used windows os. os gets updated av definitions, office update, , windows update, 1gb may enough this.

once move swap partition drive, should make new copy of boot sector drive on ubuntu installed. of course, copy of boot sector placed on c drive (for multibooting) using 1st 446 bytes, repartitioning should not affect anything, should it?

currently, on 10000 rpm drive, have, in terms of 512 byte sectors:
2gb: swap, 4 208 967 sectors
8gb: /, 16 787 862 sectors
8gb: /home, 16 787 862 sectors
4gb: /opt, 8 401 932 sectors

after remove 2gb, should allocate space 1 of other 3 partitions? if so, partitions?

hi,
how memory have installed? if routinely swapping disk performance going pretty poor no matter how fast drive(s). , better route explore either (a) adding more memory, or (b) reducing load (memory) required running less apps @ 1 time.

opening system monitor, actual swap usage numbers?



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