>> We run an Ubuntu 8.10 (kubuntu) - LTSP 5 lab with 26 clients. The Server 
>> is
>> a Geniune server (Intel S5000VSA) with 8GB RAM (we never exceed 4GB). It 
>> is
>> a Quad core machine with 10/100/1000 onboard LAN outlet. The Clients are
>> most P4 2600 machines with 512M RAM.
>>
>> We recently purchased 2 quiet dual-core G41 machines - very new and very
>> fast - with 1GB RAM each.
>> We have installed r8136 LAN cards with BOOT ROMS on them.
>>
>> The problem is that it takes a FULL 10 minutes for the machines to bring 
>> up
>> a login Screen. This is ridiculous and uncacceptable - Can anyone help me
>> here?
>>
>> The /var/log/daemon.log appears below: 192.168.0.155 is fixed for the 
>> moment
>> I reset the machine to time its bringing up of a login screen - see 
>> below --
>> Starting at 12:00:00 with a reboot and ending at 12:10:07 with the
>> appearance of the login screen:
>>
>
> This may sound crazy but try disabling one of the cores if you can.  I
> ran across a similar situation with a Intel boards where disabling
> hyper-threading was the cure, this was with 8.04 though.
> Dan

Thanks for the suggestion Dan - How will this affect performance? I watch 
htop while the learners are working and I notice that the 4 processor bars 
get very busy at times - often all of them are up to the 100% mark - Won't 
disabling one of the processors put a strain on the cpu?
- Keith 


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