On 2014-07-15 14:23, Sesso wrote:
> No, the rule is usually to have half as much swap as your ram.

Unless you're using the vanilla kernel's suspend-to-disk feature.  If 
you're using that, then your swap partition size should be roughly equal 
to your RAM size.  Yes, the RAM image can be and often is compressed, 
but just in case you've got a RAM dump that doesn't compress well....

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