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Story: Increase Swap Memory in LinuxTotal Replies: 5
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bigg

Apr 10, 2009
4:53 PM EDT 		A couple months ago, I was researching swap files, and came upon this post from 2007 (based on the comments):

http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-add-a-swap-file-howto/

It looks exactly the same as the posted article. I don't see anything to suggest that it is the same author.
theboomboomcars

Apr 11, 2009
12:25 AM EDT 		Unless the original author is running 2 different sites, I would say that the recent "author" did a nice copy paste job, with out even crediting the original.
tuxchick

Apr 11, 2009
3:26 PM EDT 		Heh, I posted twice pointing out that it was a duplicate of Vivek Gite's article. Neither comment was posted. I smell plagiarism.
azerthoth

Apr 11, 2009
5:52 PM EDT 		take a look at the prompt in the guide it's $ not #, means that the guide as written wouldn't work.

ooh and the original looks to be under an all rights reserved copyright.
Scott_Ruecker

Apr 11, 2009
7:30 PM EDT 		I'm pulling it.
hkwint

Apr 11, 2009
7:36 PM EDT 		Gujarat is probably not a place where copyright thrives.

They do make 'original' work over there however, did you know 92% of all diamonds are cut over there?

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