> Ehm, no, I don't think so. And we actually gained some memory. I'm hoping > that gump will be completely moving onto several vmware instances and some > solaris zones. (FYI, the solaris machine has stuff like 32GB of RAM. It's an > animal). That will free brutus up for other stuff.
That works for me. [I don't think Gump will "like" being on a VM (VMWare don't push their stuff for use cases that like to use 100% resources) but I think it is one Gump ought take for the team. It can move slower, and/or we can optimise it further.] Most of re-install Gump ought be trivial, but I do worry about things like Dims' mono build, and such. Hopefully w/ a backup we (at least) have a crib sheet. Thanks for all your efforts Leo, especially the recent extra infra work you've been putting in. regards, Adam --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
