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Paul Hartman schrieb: |
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> On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 3:12 PM, Grant <emailgrant@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>>> 1. run xfce4 (already do) |
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>>> 2. compile with -Os (I was using -O2) |
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>>> 3. use ext2 (I was using ext3) |
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>>> 4. don't use laptop-mode (I didn't know it existed) |
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>>> 5. no syslog (does this mean don't even emerge a system logger like metalog?) |
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>>> 6. use elevator=noop at boot |
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>>> 7. deactivate DRI |
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>>> 8. upgrade RAM to the max |
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>> Which of these still apply when using a conventional HD instead of a |
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>> SSD in the netbook? |
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> Otherwise, I think normal laptop performance tuning guidelines would |
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> apply... Do whatever you can to reduce disk access. On my laptop I |
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> disabled swap, set the hdd to power off after X minutes of idle, |
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> disable disk cache in web browsers, use /dev/shm for portate tmpdir, |
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> disable cron and hald disk polling and slocate and all the other |
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> things that run in the background on their own and cause the disks to |
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> wake up. And cpu frequency scaling of course. |
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What do you mean with "disable [...] hald disk polling"? Deactivate hald |
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completely or is there a hidden switch I haven't yet discovered? |
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