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Is there a way to do somehting similar to Sun's TMPFS where SWAP and RAM 
are mounted on /tmp instead of on a real filesystem this would make 
compiles that use the /tmp files very fast because they never have to 
leave ram to the drive unless there is a reason to Swap...

Thanks again
Matthew S. Bailey