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On Mon, Jul 30, 2012 at 11:16 PM, Alecks Gates <alecks.g@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> I have just started the process of installing Gentoo from scratch on |
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> on my 2GB RAM machine, and am going to fully compare the two, probably |
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> using Phoronix Test Suite unless someone here can give me some other |
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> recommendations -- I don't do benchmarking and I like how you can do |
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> the comparisons with OpenBenchmarking.org. Hopefully Phornoix Test |
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> Suite runs properly, I suppose I'll have to install php and the like. |
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> Anyway, I don't think anyone addressed this. What would be the |
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> best/cleanest/quickest way to switch from x86-64 to x32 ABI? I'm |
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> planning on just backing up the partition once I've got the x86-64 |
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> ready to go and doing a new from scratch install with x32... but I'd |
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> love to know about an easier way. |
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> Alecks |
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What would be the most worthwhile benchmarks to run, both inside and |
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outside of Phoronix Test Suite? I figured I should ask since I don't |
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have much knowledge on the subject and this stuff is new to me. Also |
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there is there some automated method of measuring RAM usage? |
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Alecks |
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