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Hu Flung Dung
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      08-08-2009
G. Morgan, ye puny unfeeling fool, thou halfpenny purse of wit, thou
pigeon egg of discretion, ye warned:

> Sarah Austin wrote:
>
>> So if you have enough RAM, you really dont need one?

>
>
> In theory, yes.


Crapola.

In theory, you can run the OS for years without ever hitting a pagefault,
however there are applications that will not run at all without a pagefile,
irrespective of the amount of RAM available.

> Instead just set it to a maximum size (1-2 GB).


Crapola, you freaking fool. In a system where the pagefile is managed by the
OS, the default for Windows OSen, the maximum size is already set.

The best advice, for a Windows OS in an uncontrolled environment, is to fix
the size of the pagefile to avoid disk fragmentation.

Note that disk fragmentation is not the same as page fragmentation, you less
than useless dumb**** cuntflap.

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      08-08-2009
Hu Flung Dung <> pinched out a steaming pile
of<4iu21e$nqp$-timor>:

>G. Morgan, ye puny unfeeling fool, thou halfpenny purse of wit, thou
>pigeon egg of discretion, ye warned:
>
>> Sarah Austin wrote:
>>
>>> So if you have enough RAM, you really dont need one?

>>
>>
>> In theory, yes.

>
>Crapola.
>
>In theory, you can run the OS for years without ever hitting a

pagefault,
>however there are applications that will not run at all without a

pagefile,
>irrespective of the amount of RAM available.
>
>> Instead just set it to a maximum size (1-2 GB).

>
>Crapola, you freaking fool. In a system where the pagefile is managed

by the
>OS, the default for Windows OSen, the maximum size is already set.
>


THat was the nice thing about MacOS Classic...you could set the amount
of memory a proggy got *manually*.

>The best advice, for a Windows OS in an uncontrolled environment, is

to fix
>the size of the pagefile to avoid disk fragmentation.
>

Huh.

>Note that disk fragmentation is not the same as page fragmentation,

you less
>than useless dumb**** cuntflap.
>
><aside>
>****ing goons.
>

****ing sheep, mate. Less chance of getting AIDS.
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