> 
> The data stored in Linux RAM disks doesn't get swapped out -- it always
> stays in memory.

*nod* I understand that - so then does that increase the use of swap
space for other programs/services? Or am I completely off-base here?

And if it does and I'm not completely off-base, would that in turn mean
that overall system performance goes does because of the read/writing to
the swap partition on the physical drive?

Tanks, 
Lhiz
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