>2016 >not running linux on ram What are you waiting

>>55272129
>power cut
>everything is lost forever
>cant hot swap gpu or cpu

>>55272168

Just configure to copy modifications before reboot or shutdown to SSD.

On boot, the system copy all information saved on SSD to RAM.

>>55272168
>can't hotswap cpu or gpu
Wat

>>55272168
Hmm, this makes me think running Kali or Tails on RAM is a good idea.

>>55272232
this would be nice with a computer that has at least 128gb ram

>>55272745

Tails run on RAM for default.

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>>55272788

I believe the minimum recommended is 64GB.

>coldbootattack

>>55272168
>cant hot swap gpu or cpu
wew lad

>>55274089
That works even if he didn't put his whole operating system into RAM.

>>55272129
>RAM
>in the year of the optane

you are very late to the party

>>55272168
Fuck running on ram I wanna know how the hell do you hotswap a cpu

>>55274294
Still slower and more expensive than RAM.

>>55274330
By having multiple CPUs for redundancy.

>>55274330
>what are server boards

>>55274358
cash is not really an argument, it will be very commercially prized. It is slower, however you can't really do much with the difference + if you want blazing speeds, you can do better with your OS pick than your hardware. And of course, it is a lot less volatile, which is the main point.