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Does Linux operate normally without a HDD once booted from it?
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fasza2
2011-11-29 , 22:05
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I think it should work if you set it up not to use swap space and got enough memory. Though I don't know how would you launch programs as there is no hdd to read from. manipulating root would also be inpossible I guess.
Anyway whatever you load in the memory should stay there as long as it's needed(programs running) or system restart/shutdown.
Try to opt for a lightweight setup if you can(xfce,lxde,or no windowing system).
HDD is not needed for a computer to work, though it's helpful, I remember when we used to boot from floppy or network (DOS).
Please note that I'm a Linux noob.
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