We have a 450MHz PIII and there is no performance problems until we get low on RAM at about 54 sessions. You should follow the instructions in the documentation to tune the performance of DOS-EMU to your needs. If you have all of your users playing Quake, I could see needing the 200MHz per user, but if you're running typical business apps, then I'll bet you could do 32 users on a single 200MHz cpu. One thing to take into consideration, I did make sure to get the best Network card I could, and I got the best SCSI card supported by Linux at the time (DPT Smart Raid V) and 10,000 RPM Hard drives. If you're using IDE, or a generic/ low end NIC, you will **NOT** get optimal performance. Try opening 32 sessions of EMACS, which I would say is MORE resource intensive than the typical Dos Application. Good luck! Matt Nuzum Oldrich Kepka wrote: > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Matthew Nuzum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > DOS-EMU is used by all of the employees and is the only means of accessing > the > > information. No one maps the drive to their own workstation. > > Only modification to kernel was to increase shmem to solve problem with 32 > > dosemu user limit, and the inclusion of DPT i2o raid controller. > Otherwise, > > standard RedHat 6.0. > > How many user are connected? I try it and 200Mhz of procesor clock is needed > per user. So if you have more than 32 users, you need very strong computer. > On which hradware your server is runnig? > > Thanks > Olda
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