Virtual memory implementation

@radha-BTDzli • Oct 23, 2024

Oct 23, 2024

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I just want to ask that when during os booting process only page files are made in the hard disk of the programs present,then if the virtual memory is made in c drive then will the page file not be made for the programs in d drive and can i make my virtual memory in more than 1 drive,then in that case which will be used for swapping in ans swapping out pages.

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Abhishek Rawal

@abhishek-fg9tRh • Aug 30, 2014

In Linux, we give special partition for virtual memory known as 'Swap Area'. The Virtual memory doesn't reside in anyother partition. It is stand-alone partition. Also, you can't create multiple virtual memory.

I am now pretty much sure of the fact that either you're trolling or even after discussing this much you didn't understood what virtual memory/swap area really is.
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radha gogia

@radha-BTDzli • Aug 30, 2014

Abhishek Rawal
In Linux, we give special partition for virtual memory known as 'Swap Area'. The Virtual memory doesn't reside in anyother partition. It is stand-alone partition. Also, you can't create multiple virtual memory.

I am now pretty much sure of the fact that either you're trolling or even after discussing this much you didn't understood what virtual memory/swap area really is.
i am not trolling at all neither i have time to do so ,i studied it that we can make virtual memory in multiple drives but it would refer the one which is fastest one ,read this plz once
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Abhishek Rawal

@abhishek-fg9tRh • Aug 30, 2014

radha gogia
i am not trolling at all neither i have time to do so ,i studied it that we can make virtual memory in multiple drives but it would refer the one which is fastest one ,read this plz once
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Ah! That's for Windows. Every OS handles virtual memory in its own specific way. Until now whatever I have wrote was solely based on Linux system. I don't do Windows or OS X.

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radha gogia

@radha-BTDzli • Aug 30, 2014

Abhishek Rawal
Ah! That's for Windows. Every OS handles virtual memory in its own specific way. Until now whatever I have wrote was solely based on Linux system. I don't do Windows or OS X.
ya then u have not hurted smeones imagination by saying that i am trolling
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