Subject: Re: Compile not using enough cpu?
To: None <port-cobalt@netbsd.org>
From: None <antonin.fabicovic@olympo.cz>
List: port-cobalt
Date: 06/23/2003 12:25:12
Hi, I'm definitely sure it is the memory problem. 16MBytes of RAM is fa=
r to
less to compile anything at a decent speed. (maybe "hello world" would =
be
faster :o) Try to determine how much swap space is being used during
compilation (using top).
A 128MB SIMM is a good choice IMHO :-)
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Hi. I just setup NetBSD 1.6.1 on my Cobalt Qube2 :)
Factory setup : 10gb HD, 16mb ram.
I'm just wondering why, when I'm installing ports from the pkgsrc, it
takes forever to compile. I know ram is a factor but top shows thats it=
s
96% idle when compiling, cc1plus takes like 2.69% of the cpu only.
While so much % of the cpu is idle, its actually really slow because
there is a delay when I type something in ssh and start other apps.
Would all this be related to the low ram? (I'm thinking of getting 128m=
b
for it)
Thanks!
Francis
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