Re: Run linux in ramdisk(tmpfs) and use a mounted HD for files cause memory and CPU overflow!

[Ewerton Romulo <ewertonromulo@gmail.com>]

> Your subject line says "use a mounted HD for files."  Does this mean
> you're putting these files into a filesystem that lives on a real,
> conventional disk device?
> 
> In your /proc mounts, I see one such filesystem mounted:
> 
>   /dev/hda1 /test vfat rw 0 0


     Yes! That´s right!! The files is many .. that diferents sizes ..
so I can´t  put it all in RAM!


> You also have a tmpfs filesystem mounted, which you mentioned a few times,
> but I believe all you really said about it is that it's your root
> filesystem.  Or is this also the one in which you're stuffing files when
> the problem occurs?
> 
>   /dev/root / tmpfs rw 0 0

  Well,  my root filesystem is tmpfs, always ... only the new files
that I like to save, will be saved in a mount HD!

> 
> Do you have reason to believe that the fact of having a tmpfs root
> filesystem is related to the problem?

   Well, the problem only happen when I mount HD and begin to save files in it!
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