Douglas R. Reno wrote:
Alright we have the same motherboard. Do you remember how you managed to do
that?
I think I need Windows anyway though, as I get paid for making videos about
gaming and I use Sony Vegas 11 and Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0, and I cannot get
those to run under something like Wine.
Alright we have the same motherboard. Do you remember how you managed to do
that?
I think I need Windows anyway though, as I get paid for making videos about
gaming and I use Sony Vegas 11 and Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0, and I cannot get
those to run under something like Wine. I will install LFS on it
Douglas R. Reno wrote:
My Core i7 is a 6 core with Hyperthreading as well. I am forced to run
Windows though because the monitoring tools and software provided by the
motherboard is needed for the Chipset to function properly, and that is
stupid as. The machine also has a forced UEFI BIOS (an ASU
My Core i7 is a 6 core with Hyperthreading as well. I am forced to run
Windows though because the monitoring tools and software provided by the
motherboard is needed for the Chipset to function properly, and that is
stupid as. The machine also has a forced UEFI BIOS (an ASUS one) and there
is no wa
Douglas R. Reno wrote:
My current host has a 6GB of RAM and a Core 2 Quad Q9650, and my brand new
box has a Core i7 with 16GB of RAM, so I am hoping to see a difference.
Building with a 10Minute SBU time is painful when the machine cannot be
used while something like Qt4 or Firefox is being compi
My current host has a 6GB of RAM and a Core 2 Quad Q9650, and my brand new
box has a Core i7 with 16GB of RAM, so I am hoping to see a difference.
Building with a 10Minute SBU time is painful when the machine cannot be
used while something like Qt4 or Firefox is being compiled. My plan is to
do my
On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 11:22:46AM -0500, Douglas R. Reno wrote:
> Alright I understand now. Thanks Bruce! I have noticed that it all depends
> on whats running on the system at hand as well.
>
> Ken, I am building on a physical laptop as well now (I will be away from
> home for a week and I still
Alright I understand now. Thanks Bruce! I have noticed that it all depends
on whats running on the system at hand as well.
Ken, I am building on a physical laptop as well now (I will be away from
home for a week and I still want to work on stuff), so I will see what it
is after that. The VM is rea
On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 10:58:33AM -0500, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
> Douglas R. Reno wrote:
> >Hi Everyone,
> >
> >As part of my most recent build (A LFS 7.7 on VMWare, 64bit for BLFS
> >Development), I decided to run the Automake test suite. I normally do not
> >do this, however I figured I would try it
Douglas R. Reno wrote:
Hi Everyone,
As part of my most recent build (A LFS 7.7 on VMWare, 64bit for BLFS
Development), I decided to run the Automake test suite. I normally do not
do this, however I figured I would try it out. I ran "make -j4 check" and I
still ended up with 60 SBUs (6 hours at 1
Hi Everyone,
As part of my most recent build (A LFS 7.7 on VMWare, 64bit for BLFS
Development), I decided to run the Automake test suite. I normally do not
do this, however I figured I would try it out. I ran "make -j4 check" and I
still ended up with 60 SBUs (6 hours at 10 minutes per SBU). This
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