Hi Tom!
On Mon, 20 May 2002, Tom Beer wrote:
> amanda, some month ago. I thought that the uneven numbers are experimental, but
> the even numbers would be "stable"?
For example in kernel version number 2.4.18
2 is the VERSION
On Sunday 19 May 2002 22:29, Tom Beer wrote:
> Hi,
> Kernel 2.4.18 won't run on my off-the-shelf athlon-asus motherboard
> configuration. Mounting of disks during startup leads to seg faults.
> 2.4.4 runs with small amounts of seg. faults, caused by an installation of
> amanda, some month ago. I
Hi,
> > Is there perhaps something wrong?
>
> First thing i would do is try a "proven" kernel, 2.5.x i belive is development
> but there again considering the 2.5 kernel series of development is at kernel
> 2.5.11 i presume you mean 2.4.16.?
>
Kernel 2.4.18 won't run on my off-the-shelf athlon-a
On Sunday 19 May 2002 19:17, you wrote:
> Hi Richard!
>
> On Sun, 19 May 2002, Richard Adams wrote:
> > First thing i would do is try a "proven" kernel, 2.5.x i belive is
> > development but there again considering the 2.5 kernel series of
> > development is at kernel 2.5.11 i presume you mean 2.4
Hi Richard!
On Sun, 19 May 2002, Richard Adams wrote:
> First thing i would do is try a "proven" kernel, 2.5.x i belive is development
> but there again considering the 2.5 kernel series of development is at kernel
> 2.5.11 i presume you mean 2.4.16.?
It really is 2.5.16 and that is where 2.5
> I alway thought process priorities range from -20 to 19 (also according to
> "man nice"). But under kernel 2.5.16 I run top and process is display with
> priority 25..
A process's nice value is not the same thing as its priority. niceness
is used in the calculation of priority, but they're not b
On Sunday 19 May 2002 14:29, Axel H. Siebenwirth wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I alway thought process priorities range from -20 to 19 (also according to
> "man nice"). But under kernel 2.5.16 I run top and process is display with
> priority 25..
>
> Is there perhaps something wrong?
First thing i would do is
Hi,
I alway thought process priorities range from -20 to 19 (also according to
"man nice"). But under kernel 2.5.16 I run top and process is display with
priority 25..
Is there perhaps something wrong?
Thank you,
Axel
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