Correct way to resize /run via fstab

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I'm trying to overcome the default amount of ram that is given to tmpfs /run



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tmpfs /run tmpfs defaults,nosuid,nodev,size=512M 0 0



While this does set the size. It basically kills my system. Certain scripts stop running correctly. I suspect its either something I'm setting or missing



defaults,nosuid,nodev



and it might have something to do with PID or permissions? IDK







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    I'm trying to overcome the default amount of ram that is given to tmpfs /run



    I'm using



    tmpfs /run tmpfs defaults,nosuid,nodev,size=512M 0 0



    While this does set the size. It basically kills my system. Certain scripts stop running correctly. I suspect its either something I'm setting or missing



    defaults,nosuid,nodev



    and it might have something to do with PID or permissions? IDK







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      I'm trying to overcome the default amount of ram that is given to tmpfs /run



      I'm using



      tmpfs /run tmpfs defaults,nosuid,nodev,size=512M 0 0



      While this does set the size. It basically kills my system. Certain scripts stop running correctly. I suspect its either something I'm setting or missing



      defaults,nosuid,nodev



      and it might have something to do with PID or permissions? IDK







      share|improve this question












      I'm trying to overcome the default amount of ram that is given to tmpfs /run



      I'm using



      tmpfs /run tmpfs defaults,nosuid,nodev,size=512M 0 0



      While this does set the size. It basically kills my system. Certain scripts stop running correctly. I suspect its either something I'm setting or missing



      defaults,nosuid,nodev



      and it might have something to do with PID or permissions? IDK









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