Alan,

how bad would it seem to be if one said Microsoft
had actually setup and tested Linux by themselves
(by Microsoft Employees), where Mindcraft was
simply used as a cover-up!!!

I have proof that the person who posted the newsgroup
messages for help, is actually working for Microsoft.

Would not this immediately make the testing results 
invalid, just because they violated the principle of 
independent testing? 




----Original Message Follows----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Alan Cox)
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: FW: NT vs Linux info (fwd)
Date: Fri, 16 Apr 1999 11:20:32 +0100 (BST)

> It would be funny if a bunch of linux people got together and did a
> similar hatchet job in the other direction.  I know all about NT.  
It's
> like Win98, only the networking is a little more robust and the 
whole
> system is a bit more complex.  I guess that makes me qualified to 
publish
> a benchmark of it vs the OS of my choice.  It'll be totally 
objective.

The benchmark to set up for this is

Quad 100Mbit ethernet
AMD K6/3-400
Motherboard with a pre K6/3 bios so that Linux and not NT set the 
cache right
Symbios or Adaptec controllers and a disk array that has very deep 
tagging
        so that NT can't make good use of it
No hardware raid  "NT unfortunately wasn't able to make good use of 
the disks"
16Mb of RAM (32 at max)
All mounted -o noatime  "We couldn't find a way to tell NT not to do 
metadata
                         updates"

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