All,
I will be installing a Red Hat 7.0 distribution on my home computer. It
is a Celeron II (PIII family?). I presume that the standard
installation uses the kernel files pre-compiled for a generic i386.
Once the installation is finished, is there any performance advantage (
video performance, scientific [ FFTs ] calculations ) in recompiling the
kernel with a more specific target? And, if so, which target would you
recommend for a Celeron II? An Athlon? I have 128 MB of RAM and 6 GB of
hard drive space, so the size of the kernel should not be an issue.
Thanks in Advance.
Nic Steussy
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