Leonard said:
Sorry, hiberfil.sys file must always be on the same volume as the
Windows folder.
BTW: It's not really correct to say that the swap file, aka the page
file, can be moved to a different partition. You can create /another/
page file on a different partition, if you wish, but there must always
be a page file on the boot partition. The page file on the boot
partition can be as small as 2 MB, which is the minimum size for a crash
dump.
Eh? On this here computer (WinXP 'Home Ed.'-bundle) i have the
Boot.ini, NTLdr, NTDetect.com, when hibernation is enabled also
HiberFil.sys and the Windows\-folder all at the C:\ root-folder
on the volume of one HardDiskDrive (HDD). However, nowhere on
this volume, C:, exists a PageFile.sys file! (There is no *.dmp
file on C: at this moment either.) My PageFile.sys file is in
fact on a volume, selected as 'E:', on a different HDD and have
been move (deleted after a new one has been created elsewhere) to
different volumes on either HDD as usage of my volumes have changed.
Are you saying that i have some other file then a PageFile.sys on
C: that somehow is part of and help to make up the swap /file/ ?