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Re: RHEL 4 improvement in use of swap? (compared to RHEL 3)



Jeffrey Siegal wrote:
On Oct 28, 2005, at 16:38 , John Summerfied wrote:

I'd also suggest you enable prelinking if you haven't. FC3 includes prelink but doesn't disable it by default.


Sloe to load a program isn't so bad; it's the delay swapping between Moz and tbird ow whatever that I was thinking of. I tend to have lots of virtual desktops (16 in KDE), many used, lots of windows and (in browsers), lots of tabs.


In addition to startup time, prelinking also reduces memory usage and swapping. That's why I've mentioned it within the context of people trying to run on low memory boxes.

Oh dear! My wife used to be quite happy with RHL 6.2 on a Pentium 133 Mhz, 64 Mbytes etc.

Red Hat seems to have everything hooked into anacron, so for EL/FC users this shouldn't be a problem.


That's assuming you have anacron installed. I'm pretty sure its optional and I don't remember if its installed by default.

It's been part of the standard set for some years, at least as far back as RHL 7.x, and it is installed on the laptop.

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