David Nielsen wrote:
As Fedora now proposes encryption by default as of F9 during install,
this would be a spanner in the works for enabling beagle provided the
impact can't be lessened.
Afaik its only enabled by default in the prerelease versions for testing
and should be opt in for the
I am hitting kind of a nasty performance problem, my current test setup is a
two disk mdraid RAID0 setup with lvm ontop of a dmcrypt, all partitions
beagle touches are ext4. Now every time beagle 0.3.4 indexes a folder, the
entire system becomes near non responsive, typing yeilds detection of
I am hitting kind of a nasty performance problem, my current test setup is
a two disk mdraid RAID0 setup with lvm ontop of a dmcrypt, all partitions
beagle touches are ext4. Now every time beagle 0.3.4 indexes a folder, the
entire system becomes near non responsive, typing yeilds detection of
Hi,
On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 11:12 AM, Debajyoti Bera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am hitting kind of a nasty performance problem, my current test setup is
a two disk mdraid RAID0 setup with lvm ontop of a dmcrypt, all partitions
beagle touches are ext4. Now every time beagle 0.3.4 indexes a
On Wed, 2008-03-26 at 11:54 -0400, Joe Shaw wrote:
I would be interested in knowing if other similarly IO-heavy
operations (like find /) are also CPU bound.
Probably a more accurate representation would be:
find dir -type f -exec cat {} /dev/null \;
So that the content of files is read,
