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<0> heh
<0> renihs: why does people run 64 bits anyway? Because it's just new and fancy?:)
<1> CannedBar, where are my packages? :)
<1> Mik-, no not really
<0> different access way for applications, I guess
<2> renihs: 64bit increases performance in several areas (peturlarly high precision scientific work, and video/media encoding
<1> because the industry needs 64 bit, and we need it on large scale production
<0> they've designed those for 64 bits architecture
<1> the normal user has NO advantage from 64, just the costs and the price of technology
<1> which is good :)
<0> yep
<1> CannedBar, exactly
<1> normal user ...
<1> :)
<1> office
<1> bla
<0> that's not users, that's a nightmare
<0> office
<0> right
<0> :)
<1> games/office/multimedia
<0> I've been tech support while back
<1> no high precicision floating point stuff
<0> no thanks, there's no way back:)
<0> well
<0> they're using floating point code
<2> renihs: forgot, working on it right now
<1> :)
<1> thx
<1> Mik-, arent you multiasking cabable as well?
<1> :)
<1> tasking
<0> renihs: yeah, doing sales, marketing, and finding answers for customers like this crap with AMD :)
<1> no amd is nice, too bad they married ati
<1> they wont know what hit em
<2> renihs: they just wanted their own chipset division again
<0> I don't know anything about ati :) If it would be up to me, no display would be ever attached to servers
<0> remote ssh is perfect, along with KVM console
<1> but i have more than one eye pointed at those cute duo2 (e6600)
<2> Mik-: a serial console is a display too :-P
<0> renihs : you're spoiled, you know that?:)
<1> indeed
<1> Mik-, in more than only one way
<1> i can ***ure you that
<0> :)))
<3> wee
<0> CannedBar : that's affirmative
<1> yes but amd will be killing or at least poisoning/paralyzing amd for some time
<1> and it could not come at an worse time
<0> you mean ati?
<1> yes, yes i always can but bla :)
<1> yes, ati
<1> it always can...
<1> argl
<1> keep the typos
<0> CannedBar : I did read that .pdf file, guess what...NOW I am nervious.
<0> a lot of real nasty bugs
<0> I didnt find anything there about 4 banks filled with 16 gigs ram problem
<2> Mik-: heh, read Intel's errata for their Core processors, a lot worse
<1> yes indeed
<0> hrm
<0> maybe I shouldn't :)
<2> on the day before they were released, over 35 errata were known
<1> you arent anyway, too lazy
<1> :)
<4> how can you have 4 banks filled with 16 gigs?
<0> sounds like Microsoft policy:)
<4> that's 4gb dimms
<2> renihs: www.padded-cell.net/mydiff
<0> my mistake, I mean there are 4 groups x 4 banks
<1> CannedBar, thx
<1> !!
<2> hehe
<2> that was using the command pasted above with the ending `wc` removed
<2> want just a diff against my world?
<1> yap
<1> no
<1> i mean
<1> against all installed
<2> didn't that script above yeild all installed packages?
<0> CannedBar : so, in the end, there's like nothing I can do about that memory problem except upgrade BIOS and check revisions? Or there is something more I can do in kernel perhaps?
<1> bla, hmm you dont have too much new for me
<1> hmm
<2> you shouldn't have the memmory problem I described, your processors should be too new
<0> thats what I thought too, but...problem is there, on all 15 boxes
<1> but thx already, still i need alot more :)
<0> 15 or 20, don't remember exactly now
<0> all with the same configs
<0> 4 cpus, 8 disks, 16 gb ecc-400 ram
<5> User: Mik- Pasted http://pasteme.com/p.php?id=257
<0> Anything looks abnormal here?
<1> Mik-, no, but funny those 344 swapped out by all? whats running there?
<0> about 60 perl processes, each of those using a lot of CPU
<0> dealing with a lot of small files
<0> all those perl processes are using primarily RAM to win speed
<0> at least that's what one of developers said
<0> how does exactly "cached" works? Is it like reserved memory by some processes?
<0> what happen if I clear up that cached memory?
<0> did everyone die on me?:)
<0> netsplit or something?
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