Gp2x Review - Proper Trans.

[capricorn]

There could be another reason for the rest NAND memory.

I cannot help but to think that if the system uses that much memory of the base 64 Mgs, it may be because after the kernel and the apps ( I think that 30 Mgs should be a reasonable dimension) there will be a swap partition needed ( thing that is really Linux).

I don't know if they intend to use it that way, but youcould use the remaining 20 Mgs as swap memory.

Just an idea :unsure:

 

[theoddbot]

no no no no no no no no no

YOU DO NOT USE NAND AS SWAP

comprende ?

 

[DJWillis]

I don't know if they intend to use it that way, but youcould use the remaining 20 Mgs as swap memory.

You could if you REALLY don't like your GP2X, go on, try it, I dare you .

So, NO!

 

[Jarska333]

Someone needs to make an FAQ out of this.

"Q: Can I use the 64MB of NAND as swap?
A: You can, but you're fracking stupid if you do so."