Is it possible somehow to assign explicitly in mint where to merge the hiberfile?

Hocok_B_KapMaHe2014-01-16 23:08:53

linux

Hocok_B_KapMaHe, 2014-01-16 23:08:53

Good time to all!
I have an Acer Aspire S3 ultrabook.
Installed linux mint 9 isadora in multiboot.
The laptop has a built-in 20Gb ssd designed for hibernation, quick wake up, etc. in Windows 8.
Can I explicitly assign in mint where to merge the hiberfile?
I have a feeling that the ssd is not being used (although linux itself boots quickly).
In general, how can you check.
And yet, is it worth using it as a swap partition? (Will it crumble ahead of time?)

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Alexander Lebedev, 2014-01-17
@Hocok_B_KapMaHe

Is the SSD visible as a block device?
I don't know about mint, but Fedora uses swap for hibrnate, create a swap partition/file, on ssd more than the amount of memory, and disable swap on the screw.

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