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Hello Archers!
Chromium keeps writing this ~/.config/chromium/Default/Current Session all 20 seconds or so, causing my HDD to spin up (and then spin down again thanks to laptop-mode-tools). That's incredibly annoying.
I don't mind if my Current Session file gets lost in case of a system crash... how can I configure my disk to write less frequently? Or is there any way to move the Current Session file into a tmpfs /tmp? Any other tips?
Here's my laptop-mode-tools config http://paste.pocoo.org/show/449951/
Thanks
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I suppose you could symlink Current Session to a tmpfs and maybe launch Chromium with a script that first copies the session backup to the tmpfs, then backups it when you close Chromium... (I don't use Chromium or laptop mode tools.)
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Tried that but Chromium re-creates the file every bootup so this won't work.
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This should reduce your disk I/O and increase chromium's response times as a nice effect.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Ch … e_in_tmpfs
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Thanks, that worked very well, although it didn't stop the disk from spinning up. If there only was a usable tool to debug disk activity...
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