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Hi Eduardo,
Try running kernel-hugemem instead of the normal kernel, I recently
had similar problems to you which were fixed by running
kernel-hugemem.
I upgraded the RAM in a machine from 2gb to 4gb and it ran really
slowly with the normal kernel, but fine with kernel-hugemem
yu
piled with the option "kernel. Config support".
This leads me to another help request. Someone know how I can get the
.config of default and hugemem kernel? to study the differences?
Thank you now.
Eduardo Bach
P. Larry Nelson escreveu:
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Hello.
>
> This leads me to another help request. Someone know how I can get the
> .config of default and hugemem kernel? to study the differences?
If you have both installed: Look at /boot/config-VERSION-RELEA
Hello Rhys and Larry, at all,
I am writing just to thank for the help. After a dark period I could
install the hugemem and the problem disappeared. The wa indices in top
fell to acceptable levels and the machine is having a better performance
but still well lower running the gentoo livecd. As
I install slc45 and use the hugemem kernel.
But afs client didn't work. I can look the directory and file, But when
i open the file, the content of the file is incorrect, and can not copy
file out of afs directory.
Sorry put the problem here.
Xiaofei.
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On Tue, 3 Mar 2009, Yan Xiaofei wrote:
I install slc45 and use the hugemem kernel.
I'm afraid the client for the hugemem kernel is not very well tested,
but let's see.
But afs client didn't work. I can look the directory and file, But when
i open the file, the content
On 03/04/2009 06:59 PM, Stephan Wiesand wrote:
> On Tue, 3 Mar 2009, Yan Xiaofei wrote:
>
>> I install slc45 and use the hugemem kernel.
>
> I'm afraid the client for the hugemem kernel is not very well tested,
> but let's see.
>
>> But afs client didn&#
