Hi all-
Over the past week or two, I've been trying out asterisk under Fedora 1
Linux (RedHat). In my setup (single and dual Xeon motherboards), I have so
far had a very good experience in terms of performance. In doing E1 load
testing, I've found that Fedora handles heavy load much better than
Hi Scott,
Similar to your experience, I've been pretty happy running Asterisk under
Fedora. My server has a single Xeon CPU and seems to run circles around Red
Hat 8.
Regards,
Jeff Gunther
Intalgent Technologies
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> Hi all-
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> Over the pas
What kernel version and what patches does Fedora come with?
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> Hi Scott,
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> Similar to your experience, I've been pretty happy running Asterisk under
> Fedora. My server has a single Xeon CPU and seems to run circles around Red
> Hat
: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Experiences with Fedora 1
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> What kernel version and what patches does Fedora come with?
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On Thu, 4 Dec 2003, Scott Stingel wrote:
> Hi all-
>
> Over the past week or two, I've been trying out asterisk under Fedora 1
> Linux (RedHat). In my setup (single and dual Xeon motherboards), I have so
> far had a very good experience in terms of performance. In doing E1 load
> testing, I've
I haven't personally switched to Fedora but I did decide to upgrade a lot
of the packages on my * box from RH9 to Fedora. I have not spent a lot of
time monitoring how it has handled the load but it does seem to run quite
smoothely. After having installed many of the packages to satisfy library
Title: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Experiences with Fedora 1
Hi Scott,
Could you, please, help with the info on Fedora enhancements (as compared to RH9)
for Xeon multi-threading (hyperthreading?). Nothing in Fedora FAQ about it.
Thank you.
Alex Zarubin
Webley Systems, Inc.
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