> my grandparents sent me their ThinkNIC,
> I was shocked on how fast it booted up X, I guess its because its
> so stripped down(I upgraded it to 128MB from 64MB), but was wondering
> if the preloading of stuff had much to do with it,
Xvesa starts up very fast indeed (for many reasons, including
Noah L. Meyerhans said:
> I'm surprised there isn't anything on the web about this. I just
> searched google and altavista (remember them?) but came up with nothing.
>
> In any case, loading shared libraries is slow. Compiling everything
> statically would be much faster, but you'd sacrifice hug
On Thu, Nov 21, 2002 at 02:57:27PM -0800, nate wrote:
> running a couple google searches I can't find anything useful, I
> was wondering if anyone could explain what the advantage is to
> preloading libraries on a linux system.
I'm surprised there isn't anything on the web about this. I just
sear
running a couple google searches I can't find anything useful, I
was wondering if anyone could explain what the advantage is to
preloading libraries on a linux system.
my grandparents sent me their ThinkNIC, which I am doing some mods
to, and was looking at the init scripts and saw this:
# preloa
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