On Wed, 7 Mar 2001, Pete wrote: > I definitely turn off "mon", as it usually has my system for lunch right > after the install. Another thing that slows performance initially are > things like slocate. I know that it is necessary to update the database > and that once the database is updated, the next update goes relatively > quickly. However, if you have a number of partitions/hd's the initial > update takes forever, and all your resources are gone. A new user would > have no clue what is happening. Seconded - the initial slocate update can bring a machine to a virtual halt for quite a long period of time, certainly long enough for a newbie to (wrongly) conclude that "Linux is slow". Michael
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