> As far as i know ramfs "shares" its memory. It only uses memory when you
> copy files to it. So the pages it is actually using at any point in time
>
> are known by the linux memory menagement code. A reboot will certanly
Well I am not sure, there is a module in 2.5x versions and 2.4.x releases
called swsusp (software suspend). It allows to 'save' memory to swapspace
and restore it later. I 'presume' that that modules reads from disk to
refresh the cleared ram and reset internal data pointers in the MM-code.
Now since the RAM does NOT get erased (otherwise nvrd would not work)
could one just update these pointers ?
W
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