I've been having what I consider "performance issues" with my BP6. I was
wondering could other people concur.
First of all, I'm running 2.3.38 - due to better SMP support, and HPT366
support in the 2.3 kernels. However, the machine does lock up, during what
I think is swapping.
To cause:
Be in X (I run a high res)
Run apache in the background
To a kernel compile, with "export MAKE=make -j2;alias make='make -j2'"
before hand, to get it doing a parallel make
Run ApacheBench on php3 ( ab -c 400 -n 10000 http://localhost/something.php3)
Does the machine take **far** too long to do all this for you ? Also, on
my box, every second time I reboot, the disk on IDE0 isn't detected by the
bios. The disk works fine, if I reboot again. Any ideas what that could be
? (I'm running with the NJ release of the Abit BP6 bios BTW).
Anyway. Back to beating up oracle C programs.
Kate
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