hi
I was copying 500Mbyte of files in a shell_A, while I was also copying
other files in shell_B. I was connected to the machine through ssh.
And I was working on a SATA harddrive connected to VT6421 PCI_SATA
controller
The kernel is configured without -mlong-calls, and it's
C3600 ~ # uname -r
hi
I am experiencing a very annoying behavior with my HPPA C3600: if I
compile the (linux) kernel with -mlong-calls then the IO (e.g. file
copy) becomes very slow, and the PCI becomes unstable (i.e. it crashes
the machine)
kernel gcc binutilswith mlongwithout mlong
4.15.7 4.9.3
On 2018-03-15 4:43 PM, Helge Deller wrote:
On 15.03.2018 16:36, Carlo Pisani wrote:
I am experiencing a very annoying behavior with my HPPA C3600: if I
compile the (linux) kernel with -mlong-calls then the IO (e.g. file
copy) becomes very slow, and the PCI becomes unstable (i.e. it crashes
the
On 2018-03-15 4:43 PM, Helge Deller wrote:
kernel gcc binutilswith mlongwithout mlong
4.15.7 4.9.3 2.25.1 13.4 MB/s27.0 MB/s
4.15.7 6.4.0 2.25.1 13.4 MB/s27.0 MB/s
4.15.7 6.4.0 2.29.1 14.4 MB/s25.0 MB/s
Interesting bad results!
It's hard to
Hi Carlo,
On 15.03.2018 16:36, Carlo Pisani wrote:
> I am experiencing a very annoying behavior with my HPPA C3600: if I
> compile the (linux) kernel with -mlong-calls then the IO (e.g. file
> copy) becomes very slow, and the PCI becomes unstable (i.e. it crashes
> the machine)
>
> kernel gcc
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