ISCSI可以在没有虚拟驱动的情况下使用。
ISCSI可以在没有虚拟驱动的情况下使用。
Usually it works, but I need it ready before the system starts.
Yes, but a window isn't possible and I'd prefer using Windows if possible. There are additional tasks that can't be handled if it's installed after the system boots.
You'll need a physical card for the boot process. It makes sense to stick with the main SSD or a secondary one instead of using the page file over ISCSI. Why would you choose network-based page file?
You're referring to increasing the system's memory space beyond what's physically accessible, without moving it. It sounds like you're considering using the page file on the main boot drive, which could be complex and risky. Alternatively, adding a small, unknown SSD might work, though there are bootloaders that support it, including some PXE-based solutions.
Using the default backing store on an Ubuntu host with tgt will store data in the system's root partition. Setting it to /home/USER/Documents redirects storage to a user directory, which may affect performance and accessibility depending on file permissions and mount configuration.
The storage medium must be a regular file, since in Linux a drive is essentially a file. You can create a file to store the data, but you cannot use a directory as the destination.