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<0> say is there anyway, or patches to get the same type of memory performace in the Linux kernel as a BSD kernel?
<0> Kde in FreeBSD over the weekend testing it with FreeBSD 6.0 and Kde 3.4 was only using 65MB at startup and compiling, along with running 2 applications was only at 110MB. It was running so much faster and smoother then I had ever run Kde in the past 7 years in Linux
<0> I really wish we could see this kind of performance in the Linux kernel in the future
<1> Xgates: what linux distro did you use?
<0> hey there
<0> well this has been on any Linux distro I've used over the past 7 years compared to BSD, so it's not over any particular distro I'm talking about but the performance of the Linux kernel with memory management comared to BSD
<0> now I know they handle things different and I'm no kernel coder so I'm not sure how realistic this is to have memory performance, managment in Linux like in BSD
<0> is there a reality to bring the Linux kernel to that level of performance with the mangement and without the memory leaks that I see so much in Linux?
<0> anyhow later guys I love Linux but I hope in the future we can start seeing some more BSD memory performance in it
<0> thanks
<2> I tried to apply LBA48 support to an old kernel (can't change kernel version) anybody know how I go aout debugging it? heh... trying to update the PhatBox to support larget drives
<2> kernel is 2.4.18
<3> I heard about a kernel branch (something like x.y.w.z) which intend to be "stable" like the ones mainteined at distros... can someone remember me the correct name???
<4> Can? Maybe;Will?Maybe Not :)
<5> can anyone help with displaying 1280x800 on a intel 855 graphics card?
<4> Can? Maybe;Will?Maybe Not :)
<5> worth a shot i guess
<6> what module do i need to use leaky bucket network flow?
<6> i have 2.6.14-gentoo-r2
<4> modprobe 10lb sledge hammer
<4> always thought you were a bit sick :P
<7> yeah
<7> it ****s being sick
<7> i always wanted to be a normal person
<7> not some twisted degenerate freak
<4> yes tell meabout it, every dayof my life :)
<4> oicareful who you call adegeneratefreak, I might resemble that remark
<7> today shall be a great day of sickness, whiskey and p***ing out
<4> got enuf issues without it
<8> heh
<7> good for when you have a pus-infected throat
<8> i guess it would be
<8> make it jacks
<8> lol
<7> in ireland they always give kids whiskey with sugar when they have sore throats
<4> wouldn't jacks make you choke when they get caught in the throat?
<7> thats why theyre all alcoholics
<7> gb: nah it just burns, alot then you can breath fire like godzilla
<8> jack daniels whiskey *
<4> ahh I was thinking jacks like the things you threw n caught, pickingone up at a time off the ground
<4> ahhah
<4> the daddy returns
<4> hehe last pdp musta knocked him off the server
<4> quick recovery
<9> hmm
<7> mmm 3 gb
<10> hy , a sucsesfully complied a kernel ,now all i need is an initrd imaga ,how can i make 1?
<11> using mkinitrd possibly :)
<11> or by hand, making a filesystem image in a file and gzipping it
<12> k Im getting this in /var/log/messages: Couldn't open /dev/ppp: No such device
<12> but when I list /dev I find: crwxrwxrwx 1 0 0 108, 0 /dev/ppp
<12> I have ppp compiled into the kernel.
<12> also when I type pppd I don't get the usual 10 seconds of garbage. Any thoughts???
<4> lots of thoughts
<4> I think the Earth is egg shaped :)
<12> thanks for the insight .. :)
<6> can someone please tell me what kernel modules i need to implement leaky bucket network flow?
<4> told you last night modprobe 10lb sledge hammer
<4> dalfz: module names vary from kernel too kernel, you'll have too at the very least tell us wot version you have
<4> you ircing from the box you want too modprobe?
<6> gb, i have 2.6.14
<4> hmm your version say 13.4
<6> gb, not this box:)
<4> wot are you trying too do exactly?
<4> ahh ok
<6> i have a stream with large fluctuations, and i need a leaky bucket to smooth it out to a constant bitrate
<6> the average bitrate is very constant, just not in small periods (ms scale)
<4> try locate sch_htb
<6> Hierarchical Token Buckets (HTB) ?
<4> in theory you should only need too modprobe sch_htb but dont ask me about parameters, for that you need too go and rtfm like I did
<4> you wanted module name, that should be it
<6> thanks a lot
<4> look in netfilter for it
<4> I still think the 10lb sledge is a much better solution though
<6> sounds hurtful :0
<4> not for me
<12> there si a module called 10lb sledge hammer???
<4> I wish :)
<4> I'd deploy it against lemmings & trolls :)
<4> & those too lazy too do their homework :P
<4> save me some pain :)
<13> hi, ive just compiled a .ko module, how do i now "install" it?
<13> i coied it to /lib/modules/version/path... but not loads
<14> nethai
<15> hi there
<14> hai2u
<16> hi
<14> hai2u
<16> anybody knows how to make acpid not to write so many messages to /var/log/acpid.log ?
<16> it's writing many lines each 20 seconds or so
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