On Fri, 27 Dec 2002, Warren Togami wrote:
>8.0 uses 2.4.18 with many more additional patches. I checked through
my
>mail archives and there was some discussion in both Red Hat 7.3 and 8.0
>about hyperthreading, and the consensus was that it should be working
in
>7.3. If it didn't work in some cas
Sorry folks, I need to cancel Monday's Linux seminar about "Linux for
Schools". Too many people aren't available during the holidays, only
three people signed up.
I will reschedule this, tentatively on Saturday January 4th. I will let
everyone know when the date and time are finalized.
War
Randall Oshita wrote:
Where can I check in 7.3 to see if its using HT?
Randall
If your hardware and kernel properly supports hyperthreading, then you
would actually see what appears like multiple processors in "top" and
other system monitors, but it is actually your one Pentium4 or Xeon
pro
I'm looking for a laptop that'll run linux really well, is pretty
powerful, and has a BIG screen, something like the new Vaio 16" laptop
monitor. I seem to be finding a lot of info, but none that I really want.
Anybody know of an info source for laptops that could help me narrow it
down some?
This page was mentioned on the newchix list, I couldn't resist forwarding it to
luau. Should be useful for those trying to dis-assimilate.
http://linuxshop.ru/linuxbegin/win-lin-soft-en/
cheers!
Deranged Dave
On the subject of perforance...
does PPC offer any advantages in the area of context switching
(over various x86 implementations)?
is there a good comparison of processors (benchmark) site
that lists L1 cache(s) sizes L2 cache sizes, speeds, association schemes
and other processor charatracteristic
Charles
I have a Vaio PCG-9231 Intel p3-700 which works great with XP
and RH8. I use the wireless D-Link airplus setup which uses 802.11a and b
with between the
22 and 56mbps. Its quick!! I bought it for $50 and rebuilt the unit out
of five other units I scraped. You can do this f
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On Saturday 28 December 2002 09:58 pm, Derrick wrote:
> Aloha Everyone!
>
> Only on the list for two days and already needing helphehehe
>
> I am trying to install a package but it is calling for some shared object
> package dependencies that I can
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On Sunday 29 December 2002 07:44 pm, Ben Beeson wrote:
> Aloha,
>
> Recently I saw an article where the author used an extra hard drive and
> rsync (I think) to automatically back up his system. Now I can't find it,
> and I may be interested in
Charles Lockhart wrote:
I'm looking for a laptop that'll run linux really well, is pretty
powerful, and has a BIG screen, something like the new Vaio 16" laptop
monitor. I seem to be finding a lot of info, but none that I really want.
Anybody know of an info source for laptops that could help
Randall
Get the January issue of Linux magazine and turn to page 8. It
fully describes how Redhat7.3 and later support hyperthreading out of the
box.
Also, hyperthreading technology started with the 2.0 chip. It increases
processing speeds up to twice as fast as a dual processor and ut
Mahalo!
Ben
On Monday 30 December 2002 03:51 pm, you wrote:
> On Sunday 29 December 2002 07:44 pm, Ben Beeson wrote:
> > Aloha,
> >
> > Recently I saw an article where the author used an extra hard drive and
> > rsync (I think) to automatically back up his system. Now I can't find
> > it, a
LinuxDan wrote:
Also, hyperthreading technology started with the 2.0 chip. It increases
processing speeds up to twice as fast as a dual processor and utilizes the
Hyperthreading will NEVER have performance twice as fast as a real dual
processor. Most of the time you will have only a few perce
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