If I have 'MATH_EMULATE' in my kernel, will it:
A. Detect that the processor has a hardware FPU, and use that instead
B. Use the software one, ignoring the hardware FPU?
(Hopefully the latter - a performance jump will be nice...)
Nige.
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Is there really any need for this check in autoconf?
Launching sed over and over, hogging cpu, just to find a number that's so
high, it'll never get reached...
...unless you use webcvs on a directory with 16000+ files...
Is there any other way? If it's absolutely necessary, can it be sped up?
N.
I have rolled a CD image for a few friends, using a 'Beastie' picture I found
somewhere.
Do you know it I'm allowed to use it?
Here's the sleeve in pdf:
http://ecr.sf.net/sleeve.pdf
The release is tailored for application services, but can be added(like like any other
FreeBSD) to do anything.
Sorry, there were a few spelling mistakes
I have rolled a CD image for a few friends, using a 'Beastie' picture I found
somewhere.
Do you know if I'm allowed to use it?
Here's the sleeve in pdf:
http://ecr.sf.net/sleeve.pdf
The release is tailored for application services, but can be added to
dd if=/dev/zero of=/u1/hog bs=1024 count=5000
I tried this of block sizes (bs parameter) of 1024, 2048, 4096, 8192, 16000,
and 32000
Any ideas?
Nigel Weeks
E-Easy
15 Wellington St. Launceston Tas 7250
Ph. 61 3 6334 6664
Fax. 61 3 6331 7032
