Swap File SD/USB Creation Script

This Bash script automates the creation of a swap file on a specified USB path, providing users with a convenient way to enhance their system's memory management.

Features

• User Interaction: The script prompts the user to enter a desired swap file name, size, and provides feedback throughout the process.

• Automatic Activation: The created swap file is automatically added to /etc/fstab, ensuring it is activated at system boot.

• Flexible Size: Users can specify the size of the swap file, allowing customization based on their system requirements.

How to Use

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone <repository-url>

2. Navigate to the script directory:

   cd Swap_Memory_sd_Script

3. Make the script executable:

   chmod +x SwapVram.sh

4. Run the script as root:

   sudo ./SwapVram.sh

5. Follow the prompts to enter the swap file name and size.

6. The script will create the swap file, activate it, and add an entry to /etc/fstab for automatic activation at boot.

Why It's Beneficial

• Memory Management: Swap files provide additional virtual memory, helping to prevent system slowdowns and crashes when physical memory (RAM) is insufficient.

• Customization: Users can easily customize the swap file name and size, tailoring it to their specific needs and system resources.

• Automation: The script automates the process, reducing the complexity of manually creating and configuring swap files.

Caution

• Ensure that the specified USB path is correct and points to an appropriate storage device.

• Be cautious when specifying the size of the swap file, as it may affect disk space.

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