> The Linux Performance mailing list is talking about setting up kernel
> benchmarks... lots of activity there compared to the last few months..
> :)
But that's more for tracking the performance of various kernel
subsystems (disk I/O, swapping, network) to spot stupid VM-tuning
mistakes more easily.
Liam and I are looking for answers to questions like:
When do CPU speed increases stop giving you faster compiles?
Does the size of the L2 cache matter that much for stuff
like the GCC toolchain?
Basically:
What's the ideal kernel compile box for X pounds? :-)
Later,
Kenn
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