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    Best practices for ram disks

    /dev/shm or manual tmpfs?
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    2023-06-26, 10:08 PM
    What is everyone's opinion for ram disk best practices?  This can be specific to Jellyfin or in general.

    I saw in gaming09's signature that he used a ram disk for transcoding files.  I decided to do that as well for performance reasons and to reduce the amount of writes to my SSD.  Even though my aging Intel x25-M G2 still has 97% of its write endurance left.

    Is there any reason to use /dev/shm over setting up a tmpfs in an arbitrary directory?  I opted for the latter.
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    Best practices for ram disks - by TheDreadPirate - 2023-06-26, 10:08 PM
    RE: Best practices for ram disks - by TheTrueLinuxDev - 2023-06-27, 08:10 PM
    RE: Best practices for ram disks - by iconoclasthero - 2023-12-03, 05:10 PM
    RE: Best practices for ram disks - by iconoclasthero - 2023-12-03, 05:15 PM

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