Re: [gentoo-user] Dual booting with Windows 10
Hi all, I am interested in doing something too. Do you talk about GPU Pass-through? Few months ago I wanted to try it myself but I own a Ryzen 1800x and just one GPU. Is there a way with only one GPU? Or do I really need 2GPUs and 2 Keyboard/Mouse? Thanks -Radi On 15.09.2017 06:04, R0b0t1 wrote: On Thu, Sep 14, 2017 at 8:16 PM, taii...@gmx.com wrote: Install it in a VM! Yes, this is a very good option. I can verify everything "works" but sometimes you will experience sporadic errors with new hardware. You won't waste time on this if it does happen; in every case I have seen it shows up immediately. Unfortunately you may have to go off the beaten path some and avoid libvirtd or manually edit the same's configuration files. I can provide summaries of the manuals and wikis available if you want. Cheers, R0b0t1
[gentoo-user] genkernel iwlwifi WiFi driver
Hello everyone, I've installed Gentoo on my ThinkPad T460p couple of times. For some reason I can't get the WiFi working. I did the installation with SystemRescueCD because I needed working WiFi for the install. So here comes the question: I've installed the Genkernel. Does Genkernel enables the iwlwifi driver automatically? Or do I need the modify the kernel on my own? I've installed Gentoo with KDE. iwconfig showed no wifi interface. Thanks for any advice. Greetings -Radi
Re: [gentoo-user] Memory/CPU usage in recent versions of Firefox
Which version of Firefox do you use? The latest version 54 has multi processor architecture included. Otherwise use about:performance the check what uses the most RAM. Am 14. Juni 2017 15:10:16 MESZ schrieb Grant Edwards : >Starting a few months back, I've noticed that on some of my machines, >Firefox has started to use rediculous amounts of CPU and memory. It >will burn 100% of a CPU for minutes at a time while apparently doing >nothing. Opening 2-3 tabs will use up 1-2 GB of RAM. Doing the same >thing thing in Chrome uses 0% CPU (once pages are rendered) and less >that 1/10 the RAM. > >I've got the same version of Firefox with the same set of extensions >on other machines that don't seem to have issues. > >Is there any useful troubleshooting one can do (e.g. uninstalling >extensions one at a time)? Or is it finally time to give up on >Firefox? > >-- >Grant Edwards grant.b.edwardsYow! Are you still >an > at ALCOHOLIC? > gmail.com Greetings Radi