On Wed, 12 Mar 1997, Colin Wood wrote:

> > I just decided to try and follow -current and since this involves a lot 
> > of compiles, I was wondering what kind of compile time people are 
> > getting. On my IIvx with 8Mb and a "recent" HD it took me 5h15 wall clock 
> > time to compile a generic kernel from scratch. Is this on par with you 
> > guys? How much does more memory speed it up etc...
> 
> I've got 28 MB or RAM and an accelerated (50MHz with no external cache) 
> IIci, it takes between 2.5 and 3 hours to do the full config, make depend 
> && make cycle.

Hmmm.  That 50MHz accellerator might not be doing you too much good :)

I get just about 3 hours for my full <make clean, config, make depend,
make> cycle on a stock IIci with 32MB and a 33MHz 68030.  'course, I've
got an external cache, but it's disabled.

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