if you need to log, have logs on another disk than you compile from


send logs to tmpfs

compile on a dedicated partition that never runs out of space, 10 gig
ext2 is good for most things.


for smaller things, just use a tmpfs, cut down on buffer cache and be
happy.

tmpfs->swap is worse than ext2, tmpfs -> no swap is better than ext2..


keep ccache on another drive than you compile on. Recuces seektimes.



Using distcc and a shared ccache on a switch that has good enough BW... but that is still a bit experimental. (starts to gain a lot of speed at 1Gb/s. One big fast file server for all machines
is faster than local disks at 10Gb/s.


use rxvt or xtrem without AA fonts (somone else suggested this already)
as they scroll about 5x faster. and with less cpu usage


Use nohup and send the nohup.log in a ramdisk or (kamikase mode) in /dev/null...
that way there is no video BW limitations.


Kill all RAMhogs. Evolution, mozilla, gdesklets, superkaramba and so on.
(python applications too ;)


Indeed ...

Phil

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