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> With mainline kernel suspend-to-disk working, and setting /sys/power/ |
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> image_size to the largest possible given the size of the swap partition, |
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> I've discovered that cache is retained up to that size. |
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it doesn't work well with xpress200m chipset and tends to break the system |
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stability. or at least the last time i tried it (2.6.22). it works for me |
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the suspend to ram, but that consumes the battery and on shutdown it |
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releases everything stored into ram. my notebook does only support a 80gb |
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(i'm planning an upgrade to 160 when it runs out of waranty - on february) |
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so i don't have neither the space needed for a great swap neither a raid |
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array on it. i'm also meditating to acquire a new notebook the next year so |
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i really wonder how much would it repay a disk upgrade to the old one. |
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I do this all the time, but "manually". That is, I routinely have 2-4, |
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> sometimes more (I've had up to 11, more than that I couldn't keep ahead |
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> of ensuring I was free of dependencies and doing the etc-updates faster |
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> than the things were getting compiled) windows open, compiling different |
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> things at the same time. That's especially true when KDE comes out with |
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> an update, and I have 90-some packages to update just from it, all coming |
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> out the same day. |
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for what i've learned portage is not thread safe. thus, i've myself been |
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using 2 or three paludis threads at the same time after verifying that the |
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packages compile in one terminal don't relate to other ones. |
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but having something that actually does this without me needing to worry for |
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that would be better. |
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When I get my dual dual-cores, I expect it'll be even more so, altho |
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> practically speaking, I'm more likely to just set up two compiles at once |
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> and then go do something else (like checking the lists =8^) with the rest |
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> of my CPU time. |
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i also compile normally when i don't need the pc to do something particular |
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for me, ie. web browsing, or when i program something. i don't have a dual |
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core pc so i cannot put a lot of compile threads at the same time. |
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by the way, i've seen a thread of you speaking of a tyan with opteron and |
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i'd like to think what you think of opteron vs athlon. |
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i'm planning a desktop middle ranged home server with some db, mail, rsync, |
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mythtv, compilation server and occasionally running some games and i'd like |
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to know if it worths buying an opteron dualcore or it's better an athlonx2. |
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> Duncan - List replies preferred. No HTML msgs. |
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> "Every nonfree program has a lord, a master -- |
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> and if you use the program, he is your master." Richard Stallman |
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dott. ing. beso |