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Sane defaults? Sounds a bit redundant to me. You will have to tweak the |
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kernel sources since your not using genkernel (my experience with Redhat is |
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minimal, I assume they use a type of generic kernel?). There's no way around |
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it. Short story, if you want "sane defaults", stick with the genkernel. |
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On 10/1/05, John Jolet <john@×××××.net> wrote: |
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> I've got a farm of 32-bit redhat 7 web servers that we're about to start |
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> migrating to gentoo on amd64 servers. One question my boss had that I |
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> can't |
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> seem to answer is this. Redhat kernels are supposedly tuned for "sane |
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> defaults" and I've done no "tuning" at all on the gentoo boxes. Using |
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> gentoo |
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> sources and NOT genkernel, can anyone give me some hints about what I need |
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> to |
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> look at? I'd be very embarrased if I replaced older 32-bit redhat 7 boxes |
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> with 64-bit gentoo boxes and the migration failed because I didn't change |
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> some parameter to tweak these guys for apache/zope. |
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> John Jolet |
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- Mark Shields |
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