[IDEA] Moving caches to SDRAM

[tinyreminder]

What uses

/home/pi/.cache

I'd be tempted to leave logging as it is, for forensic purposes after any OS crashes and reboots.

Does changing each of the tmp and .cache directories one at a time make an audible difference?

Which of those three is most effective, and does changing them all make a noticeable difference over just changing .cache?

Cheers,

Phil

Sorry, the entry I wrote is bit old.
Moving /var/log to SDRAM causes lots of problem.

In my opnion, moving /var/cache to SDRAM causes difference.
To try, add the line

Code:

tmpfs           /var/cache      tmpfs   defaults,size=500m,noatime      0       0

to end of /etc/fstab.

Moving other tmp directories such as /tmp and /var/tmp to SDRAM seems not to cause difference
but I think it helps to improve SD card lifetime.

Regards,
Takeshi