On 6/29/06, Jim Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Jun 29, 2006, at 1:15 PM, Matt Darnell wrote: > On 6/29/06, Jim Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Sure was fun to see linux probe and enable "32" CPUs >> (8 threads x 4 cores). > > How did that run? Like a raped ape. 'make -j' flies.
I guess that means fast....never seen a raped ape run! :)
> Are there any applicaitons you found that could > make use of '32' processors? mysql, and then I had to force it, but... for your application, I just "happen to know" (because I've got two friends in the top of V***ge) that V***ge is using T1000s and T2000 for their VOIP forwarding/routing. (SIP Express Router, not unlike your company.)
We use a LOT of mysql stuff....I will have to check that out for SER.
> You can't get blood from a rock, but it seems like if a bunch of > apps could have a dedicated 'CPU' it would be > quicker responding. Or a bunch of threads in one app, assuming that there isn't a lot of thread-interdependency.
Our boxes generally have more than 100 tasks......The try-n-buy sounds sweet! I would think we could get Debian to run on it. -Matt
