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Ok, thanks.
Only thing I can think of trying now is a manual xorg.conf for an LG L222WT ...
Anyone have one ?

Hopefully, Alan

Hello, I am having trouble locating docs for the X Windows system for CentOS/RHEL 7.1 For version 6 there is an Appendix C 'The X Windows System' in the Deployment Guide. However, this is not present in version 7 and I cannot find it anywhere else. 1) Anyone know if it resides somewhere else ? 2) If...

Interesting ... The screenshot (png) displays correctly on other computers, but with the lines on the problem computer.

Greetings, I have installed CentOS 7.1 on an Intel NUC5i5RYH, connected through an ATen KVM vga connection to an LG Flatron L222WT display. The KVM is working fine with other machines and displays. All OK except the display looks like the following pic - faint vertical lines that are minimally intru...

Mmmm, I think the idea is that /tmp is for files that don't survive a reboot and /var/tmp is for those that you want to retain.
Default setup is to use no more than half of RAM, which can be modified.

Alan

"better" in this case means better than an empty, unused /tmp partition

Mmmm thanks very much for the follow up. That is what I thought:
For a reasonable amount of RAM, the default is for /tmp (tmpfs) to take up to half of RAM and then use swap.
So I think making a separate /tmp partition is just a waste of disk space - better to make swap a bit bigger ...

??

Alan

Ok, thank you ...

Greetings,

As I understand it, /tmp is by default mapped to tmpfs and swap. That would seem to suggest there is no point putting /tmp on it's own partition as the security guide still suggests ?

What am I missing ?

BRgds/Alan

Thanks Phil, no progress so far but I'll advise if anything improves