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On Mon, 10 Mar 2003 15:20:24 +0100, Fulajtár Pál wrote:
> >On Red Hat Linux 8.0, try again with
> >
> > export LC_ALL=C
> > time zgrep pattern1 any.txt | grep pattern2
> >
> >Just curious...
> >
> >
> real0m9.112s (instead of minutes)
> us
On Red Hat Linux 8.0, try again with
export LC_ALL=C
time zgrep pattern1 any.txt | grep pattern2
Just curious...
real0m9.112s (instead of minutes)
user0m7.486s
sys 0m1.209s
Significant increase! I would never find out this language setting
without you!
Thank you!
Pal
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On Mon, 10 Mar 2003 14:44:02 +0100, Fulajtár Pál wrote:
> I've tried to search in a big gzipped (24MB, extracted size is 277MB)
> text file.
> The command was: zgrep pattern1 any.txt | grep pattern2
>
> Results:
> 1: 14 sec
> 2: 2min 15 sec
> 3: 53
Hi All
I ran a lot of tests because I have a similar problem.
I have 3 configurations:
1. PII Celeron 500MHz, 256MB RAM, 512 MB SWAP 36 GB IDE HDD, ext2,
RedHat 6.1
2. PIII 500 MHz, 1GB RAM, 1 GB and 2x1GB SWAP (because of testing
situations), 18 GB SCSI HDD (Initio A100U2W, ATLAS10K3_18_WLS
On Friday, February 28, 2003, at 03:56 PM, Margaret_Doll wrote:
> I have a Dell station, 665 MHz, 256Kb Cache, 256 Kb ram, that is
unuseable because it
> is too slow. The system used to be fairly quick; we had been using
it as a web server.
> Now there is a delay in any graphics display, "
My first bet is RAM card.
Can you open the CPU and just unplug one at time (how many?) the ram
cards until you get off the delay? Even with 32MB of RAM you can just
boot the system at runlevel 3.
I had sometimes this situation also, maybe a card not properly pluged,
or a oxydated one. In this case
On Mon, Mar 03, 2003 at 11:06:50AM -0500, Margaret_Doll wrote:
> Aaron,
>
> I would like to try converting the partitions to ext2 to see if the
> formatting
> is the problem on the system. I see in the instructions in the RedHat
> Customization
> Guide the instructions, but they won't wor
I have done a top. Nothing is running.
I used the memtester from
http://www.qcc.ca/~charlesc/software/memtester/ to test the memory to
see if the memory was failing or a card was improperly installed.
The initial login screen takes five minutes or more to appear.
On Friday, February 28, 2003,
256Kb RAM?! Huh! Sounds like XT with 4,77MHz 8086 CPU
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From: "Margaret_Doll" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "psyche" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 9:56 PM
Subject: System slow down
> I have a Dell station, 665 MHz,
I have a Dell station, 665 MHz, 256Kb Cache, 256 Kb ram, that is
unuseable because it is too slow. The system used to be fairly quick;
we had been using it as a web server. Now there is a delay in any
graphics display, "ps", "vi", "man", and "rpm" process. I would
appreciate any suggestio
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