Carlos E. R. wrote:
Use the noauto option where it is due: in '/etc/crypttab'. More info,
man crypttab.
Unfortunately, that does not work as expected. See bug #351061 [1] for
more details and a workaround.
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[1] https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=351061
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kernel.
The only way I know of that is 100.0% FHS compliant (see [1]) is to wipe
/tmp at boot time and leave it alone at all other times. This can be
configured in /etc/sysconfig/cron as Josef Assad already wrote.
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a few seconds at most.
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, such as konqueror?
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imageshack.us,
img-up.net, etc.) and link them in your mails, ok? :)
Or maybe just save the file in the correct format: Todd, open your .tiff
file in Gimp and save it as .png. The file suddenly shrinks from 845kB
to 22kB, without any loss in quality. For more details, see [1].
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gotten no replies to my bug report [1]. Btw,
if you have a Bugzilla account you can add yourself to the CC: list and
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[1] https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=333739
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_increase_ for 10.3 ;)
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are without beagle. Don't
know for Ian.
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why they still score much lower
for 10.3 than for 10.0, even though LANG=POSIX is used on both systems.
Somehow this does not look right. The kernel in 10.3 seems to be _much_
slower than in 10.0. Maybe someone forgot to activate some optimization
in the kernel config?
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Sure, wouldn't make a lot of sense if I didn't. Same hardware (Pentium M
1.3Ghz), same binaries (as downloaded for unixbench5.0).
Also, tests that don't do text manipulation, like grep, don't need to be
tested with different locales
You are right, just wanted to be _really_ sure.
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, while grepping with
LANG=POSIX worked as expected. On Suse 10.0 I can grep the whole file
with UTF-8 in just 0.9 seconds, while on Suse 10.3 it takes 4.7 seconds
to grep a small fraction. Anyone else seeing this?
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locale: Cannot set LC_MESSAGES to default locale: No such file or directory
locale: Cannot set LC_COLLATE to default locale: No such file or directory
If you get any messages on stderr, then the locale is not supported.
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nordi wrote:
Try this:
$ LANG=foo
$ locale -a /dev/null
locale: Cannot set LC_CTYPE to default locale: No such file or directory
locale: Cannot set LC_MESSAGES to default locale: No such file or directory
locale: Cannot set LC_COLLATE to default locale: No such file or directory
If you get any
syscalls have been getting slower over time. I'm just amazed
_how_ much slower this is. Did the same thing happen for the vanilla kernel?
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#include stdio.h
#include unistd.h
#include sys/utsname.h
#include sys/types.h
#include sys/stat.h
int main() {
int i;
uid_t myuid
Forgot to mention that we now have bug #333739, see
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=333739
Maybe the Suse kernel-guys know if this is a bug or a feature.
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This is _very_ strange. Usually I would say the benchmark is broken, but
the benchmark simply starts a shell script that starts some GNU
utilities. There's not much you can break here.
Can someone confirm that running in runlevel 1 yields much higher
benchmark scores?
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uses signals for its timing: Is there anything that might send signals
in one runlevel and not send them in another?
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It's just that I cannot imagine I am the first one that had this idea...
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caching?
Use O_DIRECT when opening the file, this should do the job according to
man 2 open. In the case of Azureus, the caching is useful in some
situations. If you are seeding only one or two 'small' files (~100MB) it
means Azureus can run without any disc access after a while.
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Randall R Schulz wrote
On Tuesday 09 October 2007 10:21, nordi wrote:
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Yes, that is another thing. And it is probably not good for the disc
to move around every 2 seconds all day long.
You're kidding, right? That's virtually an idle drive.
This is a _laptop_, so these disc accesses mean
, all data could come from the
fs-cache and the hard disk could be completely silent. Is there a way to
do this in Azureus (or any other program)? I googled for a solution, but
could not find anything that I can use.
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in the
severity drop list?
We already have bugs #328870 and #328870. With enhancement request he
meant you should set the severity of the bug to Enhancement.
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report because this was annoying me, too.
Zypper too should try reloading: I updated my RC1 over the command line
and had to start the process around 5 times until it finally had all
packages.
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a frontend that uses the same commands.
I think that Yast can do this, too. At least I recall shrinking a
ReiserFS back when I installed Suse 9.3.
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to retrieve some files via internet
without me pressing a button all the time?
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in xx seconds.
This way, a user sitting in front of the system will get a quick reply
from the installer and someone that installs over night is also happy.
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thing, because it means that I have sufficient RAM for the
things that I am doing.
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booting as little as possible
you should probably combine that with ionice (man ionice).
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this other 'admin'.
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Linux Magazin recently had a comparison of gcc
4.0 against icc 9.0, where the icc was around 10% faster for bzip2. The effect
was smaller or even negative for other software, but at least for _some_
applications you can get considerable speedups using icc.
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incorrectly, or whatever. I think it would be really
interesting to find the answer to this question.
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that the problem is with reiserfs.
Exactly! That's also the reason why I'd like other people to make
benchmarks of unmodified ReiserFS vs unmodified Ext3. The only other PC
I have available for testing is a K6-2 300Mhz, and that would certainly
not be representative for your average Suse PC.
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Andreas Jaeger wrote:
(note if you have more than one user, autologin is turned off
AFAIK).
This is also what the manual says, but it is not what is happening. I
filed bug #121923 for this.
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houghi wrote:
I have a solution for this bug. Just turn it off by default. Problem
solved. Ducks ;-)
People have suggested that before, and that suggestion got rejected.
Have a look at bug #117676 for example.
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try to
minimize the number of questions we ask.
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this and
add your own measurements if you have any. The article is available at
http://www.opensuse.org/File_systems, so you can add your own data directly.
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you produce a consumer OS like Suse Linux.
Not like I wouldn't want a default umask to 077 for Suse and default
permissions set to secure instead of easy. But I don't think that
will happen any time soon. For usability reasons.
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/Novell doesn't support that.
What do we learn from this: DO NOT use reiser4 with Suse Linux 10.0.
Shred and wipe offer easier ways to get rid of your data.
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out those new packages
daily - hope we have it soon and will then document it,
Now _that_ would be a great thing. I am sure that Audrius is not the
only one eagerly waiting for something like that.
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it be that some strange hardware or a slow dhcp server is the
reason for this deviation? I measured the whole thing with network cable
unplugged and no extra hardware attached, trying to eliminate any
hardware-dependant effects.
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, the
login-sound that KDE plays worked instantly, only amarok needed some help.
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that you should place in /opt/kde3/share/autostart.
When the system starts, it will open a small window that shows the
current uptime of the system (first number, ignore the second one). I
would really appreciate your feedback!
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timer.desktop
Description: application/desktop
up to date.
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, it sometimes takes a while to update all these files. For 10.1
preloading will be even better than it is now. I'll have a look at that
once I have 10.0 installed. Maybe Suse is working on that as well.
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[1] http://www.opensuse.org/SUPER_preloading
[2] http://www.opensuse.org
references to somebody
elses homedirs in there.
The parser should contain something like grep -v /home in two places.
Remove that, and it should be just as fast as PePr. Now you could do
that with all your apps, or just use PePr and get it done in 1/10 of the
time.
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not preloaded, so there is no need to explicitly
remove anything.
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Since people seem to be interested in the internal workings of
preloading, I have written [1]. I'll write a little more later on. Feel
free to add stuff yourselves and ask questions.
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[1] http://www.opensuse.org/SUPER_preloading_internals
/appspreloader.sh script that does
the actual preloading. Append the following line:
preload /usr/bin/opera opera
This is assuming that the executable of Opera is /usr/bin/opera, and
that you stored the filelist under /etc/preload.d/opera. Now didn't I
tell you PePr was easier? ;)
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Alexander Antoniades wrote:
No amount of clicking 'abort' will stop it. Is there a
timeout setting somewhere or an elegant way to handle this?
I already filed bug #115534 for this.
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using it. Preloading just fills the filesystem cache. If you don't use
the preloaded apps then your kernel will use this RAM for something else.
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