[manjaro-dev] [Manjaro Linux Support] TMPFS

[Aaditya Bagga]

On 12/03/2014 11:55 PM, Philip Müller wrote:
> Do we have any info on that matter?
>
> Am 03.12.2014 um 14:26 schrieb Alexander Kudruavtsev:
>> From: Alexander Kudruavtsev <carsanda at yandex.ru>
>> Subject: TMPFS
>>
>> Message Body:
>> I have installed Manjaro KDE. All works well but slow a bit. I used 
>> df command and there were tmpfs partitions. My fstab has not any 
>> tmpfs filesystems because I don't use them. It mounts automatically. 
>> I ran fuser /tmp and saw that it is used by kernel. I tried search 
>> the web but there are instructions how to enable tmpfs only and not 
>> to disable.
>> Is there a way to disable tmpfs in manjaro?
>>
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On 12/03/2014 11:55 PM, Philip Müller wrote:
> Do we have any info on that matter?
>
> Am 03.12.2014 um 14:26 schrieb Alexander Kudruavtsev:
>> From: Alexander Kudruavtsev <carsanda at yandex.ru>
>> Subject: TMPFS
>>
>> Message Body:
>> I have installed Manjaro KDE. All works well but slow a bit. I used 
>> df command and there were tmpfs partitions. My fstab has not any 
>> tmpfs filesystems because I don't use them. It mounts automatically. 
>> I ran fuser /tmp and saw that it is used by kernel. I tried search 
>> the web but there are instructions how to enable tmpfs only and not 
>> to disable.
>> Is there a way to disable tmpfs in manjaro?
>>
>> -- 
>> This mail is sent via contact form on Manjaro Linux http://manjaro.org
>>
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I think it could be done automatically by systemd, but could check 
/etc/fstab for any entries to tmpfs