Rick Reynolds wrote:
And you need at least a 3GHz processor to have it run halfway decent.
I don't know if you're using a bit of hyperbole, or if there is a big
performance difference between the free server and the commercial
"VMWare Workstation" product that I use, but it runs very snapp
Linas Žvirblis wrote:
> David Baron wrote:
>
>>> "elevator=cfq"
>>>
>
> This sets a default I/O scheduler (a driver that organizes reads and
> writes to a disk in a certain way) to CFQ. It should improve
> interactivity, but can sometimes degrade performance. I did not read the
> thread, so do no
David Baron wrote:
>> "elevator=cfq"
>>
>> These things are probably case-sensitive. :-$
>
> What is this?
This sets a default I/O scheduler (a driver that organizes reads and
writes to a disk in a certain way) to CFQ. It should improve
interactivity, but can sometimes degrade performance. I did
On Tuesday 06 June 2006 19:20, George Borisov wrote:
> George Borisov wrote:
> > Plenty of memory and fast disks also helps. ;-) As does adding
> > "elevator=CFQ" to the kernel options in the boot loader.
>
> "elevator=cfq"
>
> These things are probably case-sensitive. :-$
What is this?
I am runn
George Borisov wrote:
>
> Plenty of memory and fast disks also helps. ;-) As does adding
> "elevator=CFQ" to the kernel options in the boot loader.
"elevator=cfq"
These things are probably case-sensitive. :-$
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Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:
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> And you need at least a 3GHz processor to have it run halfway decent.
Plenty of memory and fast disks also helps. ;-) As does adding
"elevator=CFQ" to the kernel options in the boot loader.
Hope this helps,
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And you need at least a 3GHz processor to have it run halfway decent.
I don't know if you're using a bit of hyperbole, or if there is a big
performance difference between the free server and the commercial
"VMWare Workstation" product that I use, but it runs very snappily on my
Intel Penti
David Baron wrote:
Installed this without a hitch. On next reboot, bootup hung up on or after
"registering" ppp.
Logchecks for the reboot showed ppp successfully registered and no indication
of what died. VMware does set up a network "device" of its own.
Anyware, booted the Knoppix CD, chroo
David Baron wrote:
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> Anyone had success with the WMware beta? Better than really opensource Qemu
> (with non-free but free) kqemu (the VMware install built such a driver for
> WMware)?
Using it here on a few machines and it works fine.
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DXSolutions Ltd
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Installed this without a hitch. On next reboot, bootup hung up on or after
"registering" ppp.
Logchecks for the reboot showed ppp successfully registered and no indication
of what died. VMware does set up a network "device" of its own.
Anyware, booted the Knoppix CD, chroot and uninstalled the
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