On Fri, Apr 09, 2004 at 04:45:43PM -0700, Roderick A. Anderson wrote:
> I was just informed today I will getting a used QUAD-ZENON with 3 Gig of 
> RAM, and a fairly large RAID drive.  This is to move a bunch of our 
> in-house applications off some less than optimal hardware.  I appears I'll 
> have some time to 'do it right' as the other hardware is still working 
> just fine.
>    So to 'do it right' I'm planning on using FedoraHowTo (I'm sorry but
> I've used Redhat since 3.0.3 -- after an initial Slackware install that
> was fun but harder to maintain -- and though there have been some hick-ups
> along the way my attempts at other distros has been less than
> encouraging.)  I'm starting to feel comfortable compiling the vserver
> kernel myself.  My questions deal with the hardware.  The RAID isn't a
> problem but I'm wondering about the 4 CPUs and RAM.  Is there anything I
> should keep in mind as I'm configuring for this?

 - SMP
 - HighMem

for finding bugs:

 - DebugInfo
 - Preemtion

hmm, would be great if you could give the 2.6
branch a spin on a Quad-XEON ... 

I am willing to optimize the kernel config, 
for (2.4 and 2.6) in exchange for some testing
on that machine ...

> One other question -- which I'll probably answer myself this week-end -- 
> is what is a minimal Fedora installation for the main server?  There has 
> been lots of discussions (many caused my me) on the list about minmal 
> vserver configurations but not a lot about the main server that I can 
> remember seeing.  If anyone has suggestions for their minimal main server 
> I'm open to them.
> 
> Otherwise have a great week-end.

Happy Easter!

best,
Herbert

> Rod
> -- 
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>      "Build A Brighter Lamp :: Linux Apache {middleware} PostgreSQL"
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