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Linux – What is tmpfs ?

Posted on April 19, 2012 by admin — No Comments ↓

tmpfs is a file system that stores all the files in virtual memory. tmpfs doesn’t create any files on your hard drive. So if you unmount a tmpfs file system, all the files residing in it are lost for ever. Continue reading →

Posted in Manual/Reference, Software, Tips | Tagged fedora, linux, suse, tmpfs, ubuntu | Leave a reply

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