[06:04] <liquid23> hi
[06:05] <liquid23> hi im just wondering how do you get your windows partition to mount when u log on
[06:08] <tonyyarusso> Depending on what options you used when installing Ubuntu, it may be doing so automatically.
[06:08] <tonyyarusso> on boot, not logon.
[06:09] <liquid23> on boot
[06:09] <liquid23> should i edit the fstab cfg file
[06:10] <liquid23> i have my music on windows thats why im trying to get it to mount so i dont have to config rhythmbox everytime
[06:11] <tonyyarusso> Are you sure it's not already in fstab?  Otherwise you can do that, yes.
[06:12] <liquid23> it is not just the swap and the file system
[19:33] <ColinHarrington> I want to use a Ramdisk for my active workspace.
[19:33] <ColinHarrington> I saw this article
[19:33] <ColinHarrington> http://www.linuxreaders.com/2011/01/11/firefox-chrome-cache-on-ram-drive-fedora-ubuntu/
[19:34] <ColinHarrington> on how to speed up your browser by using a RAMdisk
[19:35] <ColinHarrington> I'd like to do a RAMdisk for my active workspace (code/class files,etc) that asyncronusly writes behind to disk
[19:35] <ColinHarrington> has anyone here done this before?
[20:02] <rlaager> ColinHarrington: "writes behind to disk"... How is that different from normal disk caching then? You want the filesystem to ignore fsync()/fdatasync() calls?
[20:03] <rlaager> On that note, why are they doing ext2 on a RAM block device? Why not just use tmpfs?
[20:14] <ColinHarrington> rlaager Well, I only want the workspace portion to go there.
[20:32] <rlaager> ColinHarrington: http://www.flamingspork.com/projects/libeatmydata/