Hackaday [Unofficial]Green Powered Challenge: Solar Powered Pi Hosts Websites in RAM
Green Powered Challenge: Solar Powered Pi Hosts Websites in RAM https://hackaday.com/2026/04/12/green-powered-challenge-solar-powered-pi-hosts-websites-in-ram/
#Greenhacks #RaspberryPi #Miniwebserver #PiZeroW #Ramdisk #Solarpower #Webserver
#Greenhacks #RaspberryPi #Miniwebserver #PiZeroW #Ramdisk #Solarpower #Webserver
Radio_AzureusObsolete hardware
Whenever I need to run an operating system on obsolete computing hardware, I find the smallest distribution Puppy Linux comes into mind.
The last number of years Slitaz has been doing an enormously great job keeping my old hardware to chug along.
Slitaz is so small it can run on RAM:
That's Amiga speak for ramdisk
#hardware #obsolete #distro #small #environment #Puppy #Slitaz #Linux #keep #running #technology #programming #efficient #Amiga #RAM #ramdisk #FAST
Peter N. M. Hansteen
MacGenerationLes RAMdisk ne sont pas morts et permettent plus de 30 Go/s en 2025 http://dlvr.it/TM2PPF #RAMdisk #Mac
Les RAMdisk ne sont pas morts et permettent plus de 30 Go/s en 2025
Dans les années 90, les Mac permettaient directement de créer un RAMdisk, un espace de stockage de petite capacité stockée directement dans la mémoire vive. À l'époque, c'était une solution intéressante dans certains cas, comme sur les premiers Mac...
AAPL Ch.Macのメモリ上に一時的な高速仮想ドライブを作成できる「TmpDisk」がAPFSとNoExecオプションをサポートし、CLIツールを追加。
https://applech2.com/archives/20250719-tmpdisk-for-mac-ram-disk-management.html
chribonnThe Complete Guide to Installing, Configuring and Operating Plex Media Server on Ubuntu Server (11/14)
📺 Create a RAM disk for fast, temporary processing (Beginner-Friendly!)
Optimise PMS by configuring a RAM disk for handling temporary files and avoiding wear on the physical storage. Plex relies on the underlying Ubuntu.
#PlexMediaServer #UbuntuServer #HomeServer #SelfHosting #PlexSetup #PMS #TTMO #Streaming #Beginner #HowTo #RAMDisk
PMS on Ubuntu: Step 11 of 14: Setting up a RAM Disk in Ubuntu
Sara Angeloni 🏳️🌈🇪🇺@paul_cS. I think I rebooted the computer between benchmarking and adding the #ramdisk to the /etc/fstab. In effect I made a ramdisk, benchmarked it, rebooted and then copied my files on the /mnt/ramdisk location of my M.2 NVME instead of RAM itself. At least this is what I think happened. And because it's a good one the I/O speed difference wasn't enough for me to notice.
Hacker NewsSave your disk, write files directly into RAM with /dev/shm
#HackerNews #Save #your #disk #write #files #directly #into #RAM #with #/dev/shm #RAMdisk #DiskSpace #Optimization #TechTips
Save your disk, write files directly into RAM with /dev/shm
Given my interest in extending the life of my SD cards and hard drives as much as possible, I’m surprised I haven’t come across /dev/shm before. In a word it’s a world-accessible RAM scratchpad, which seems baked right into POSIX, so that virtually every ~Unix~ EDIT: Linux system already has it mounted as a tmpfs by default: 1 2 ❯ mount | grep '/dev/shm' tmpfs on /dev/shm type tmpfs (rw,nosuid,nodev,inode64) Today’s lucky 10,000, indeed.
Help? I created a #ramdisk on #openSUSE #Thumbleweed using #tmpfs and it somehow is persistent. 😳 Isn't it supposed to be "volatile", and wiped on a reboot?
My #computer remebers things it wasn't supposed to. I'm worried what else it remembers. It think it might secretely be sentient. Send help.