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palmfacehn
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A deep dive into Debian 13 /tmp: What's new, and w...
If I am satisfied with my disk speed, why would I want to use system memory? What are the specific use cases where this is warranted?
margalabargala
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Computers like a Raspberry Pi, where the OS is on a sdcard, will hugely benefit.
jauntywundrkind
7 months ago
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Yup. There's lots of advice about how to reduce cycle count, increase lifetime of sd cards out there. This post has a bunch of ideas, and tmpfs is definitely on the list.
https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/a/186/32611
techjamie
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Technically it'll have some impact on the number of write cycles your disk goes through, and marginally reduce the level of wear.
Most disks have a lot of write cycles available that you'll be fine anyway, but it's a tiny benefit.
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