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by ZoomZoomZoom
129 days ago
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Swap partition is set and forget. Can be detected by label automatically, never fails. Swap file means fallocating, setting extended attributes (like `nocow`), finding file offset and writing it to kernel params, and other gotchas, like btrfs not allowing snapshotting a subvolume with an active swap file. Technically it's preferable, won't argue with that. |
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