RAM

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[camtaf]

Several - AntiX - Tiny Core - Slitaz - Fatdog64 - & no doubt many more will also, these are just some that I have personally used.

 

[kc1di]

Puppy can load everything to ram.

 

[Brickwizard]

voyage MPD

This was a 32 bit embedded Linux distribution, based on Debian, there is a 64 bit version called Voyager Live

https://voyagerlive.org/

 

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[Brickwizard]

Thank you, sirs. I can say this forum really shines over Ubuntu's forum.

Well thank you, much appreciated

 

[wendy-lebaron]

Load into RAM + zRAM = 16GB RAM or higher. Also longer boot times since the OS has to be loaded into memory and start from there. If the OS started its loading from an external USB stick, one of the "/dev/sdX" definitions is lost. That's why I don't like it. Clonezilla could do it, that's how I know. Snal Linux could also start from RAM but that's a bit too heavy on my computer and it's not for beginners nor enthusiasts.

 

[bob466]

I think the live session loads everything in to Ram.

 

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[Alexzee]

Puppy can load everything to ram.

Yup, Puppy Linux does that very well.
Run's best via a Live CD.

Puppy Linux Home

puppylinux-woof-ce.github.io