Re: Lower bogomips in debian?
I have a Pentium-MMX 166MHz overclocked to 200MHz and I get 399.77. I believe 332.60 is the exact number I got to when I had it clocked at 166MHz. That definately is a weird problem you've got. FWIW, Chris none wrote: Hi, I just recently installed debian 2.0 on my pc at home and I just noticed something odd as I booted. Since I have started using debian it shows 249.04 bogomips whereas when I used to run slackware,redhat,suse it would show 332.60 bogomips. I know this probably isnt such a big deal but it struck me as being odd. I have built another kernel and it show the same 249.04 number, then I tried booting off a slackware 3.5 bootdisk I have and it reported the 332.60. Anyway just thought I would ask if there was some sort of reason of this inconsistency, other then that I am very pleased with debian 2.0. Oh by the way I am using a Pentium 166/MMX processor with 96MB RAM. Thanks! Eric -- Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] /dev/null
Re: Lower bogomips in debian?
Christopher Barry wrote: I have a Pentium-MMX 166MHz overclocked to 200MHz and I get 399.77. I believe 332.60 is the exact number I got to when I had it clocked at 166MHz. That definately is a weird problem you've got. FWIW, Chris none wrote: Hi, I just recently installed debian 2.0 on my pc at home and I just noticed something odd as I booted. Since I have started using debian it shows 249.04 bogomips whereas when I used to run slackware,redhat,suse it would show 332.60 bogomips. I know this probably isnt such a big deal but it struck me as being odd. I have built another kernel and it show the same 249.04 number, then I tried booting off a slackware 3.5 bootdisk I have and it reported the 332.60. Anyway just thought I would ask if there was some sort of reason of this inconsistency, other then that I am very pleased with debian 2.0. Oh by the way I am using a Pentium 166/MMX processor with 96MB RAM. Why does my Cyrix 200 M2 only get ~150? I thought that BogoMips were only a measure of integer performance. I guess the Bogo for bogus is right! Mark Panzer Thanks! Eric --
Re: Lower bogomips in debian?
The bogomips value you see at booting time depends only on the kernel, not on the distribution. Maybe that the bogomips calculation algorithm is changed from a kernel version to an other. And remember that the bogomips value is bogus ;) Michele [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lower bogomips in debian?
Hi, I just recently installed debian 2.0 on my pc at home and I just noticed something odd as I booted. Since I have started using debian it shows 249.04 bogomips whereas when I used to run slackware,redhat,suse it would show 332.60 bogomips. I know this probably isnt such a big deal but it struck me as being odd. I have built another kernel and it show the same 249.04 number, then I tried booting off a slackware 3.5 bootdisk I have and it reported the 332.60. Anyway just thought I would ask if there was some sort of reason of this inconsistency, other then that I am very pleased with debian 2.0. Oh by the way I am using a Pentium 166/MMX processor with 96MB RAM. Thanks! Eric
