Big Al
2024-04-10 11:27:07 UTC
I currently only have one Linux install.
I would like to install a 2nd and have a chunk of space I can use.
The current Linux has a swap partition. When I started the install of the 2nd Linux it wanted to
use the swap partition from the first Linux. If I created a 2nd swap and assigned it to this 2nd
Linux, I get 2 swaps. This isn't a killer as I can just edit the fstab after boot and remove the
extra, or at least it seems that easy.
But can I use a single swap for both? It would be simpler. My assumption is that swap is only
used while the system is running. Once shutdown, it's open game for the other OS.??
I would like to install a 2nd and have a chunk of space I can use.
The current Linux has a swap partition. When I started the install of the 2nd Linux it wanted to
use the swap partition from the first Linux. If I created a 2nd swap and assigned it to this 2nd
Linux, I get 2 swaps. This isn't a killer as I can just edit the fstab after boot and remove the
extra, or at least it seems that easy.
But can I use a single swap for both? It would be simpler. My assumption is that swap is only
used while the system is running. Once shutdown, it's open game for the other OS.??
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Linux Mint 21.3 Cinnamon 6.0.4 Kernel 5.15.0-102-generic
Al
Linux Mint 21.3 Cinnamon 6.0.4 Kernel 5.15.0-102-generic
Al