- Original Message
On a computational chemistry list I subscribe to there is a
current thread about multi-cpu systems needing to have the cpu
frequencies synced (this is in a Linux context). This is
evidently not just having the cpus running at nominally the same
frequency but
- Original Message
From: Stephen Montgomery-Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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The other thing I have noticed is that when I split jobs using threads
so that I can use several processors, the speed up to the program is far
less than one might expect - indeed sometimes it even
I apologize that this probably isn't the most relevant
list to ask this on. Suggestions for better lists will
be welcome.
I'm trying to monitor traffice on a 100BaseT ethernet
network link. I split the line, put a hub in and am
trying to run tcpdump on a box off the side of the
hub.
A couple of observations:
1) Implicit in most people's answers is the fact that
a single inode can have many directory entries. That's
why find is used. That's also why the solution below
won't work, as it doesn't check the entire file system
(nor would you want to answer y/n for all those files
Try /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow
User id and basic stuff in passwd, the encrypted passwords in shadow. I
don't know if the encryption algorithms are compatible between linux
and bsd or not.
hth
Simon
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Hi all,
I want to migrate from linux to freebsd. My linux box
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