hi
i have just bought a computer with xeon 64 3.Ghz HT.
what distribution do i use: i386 or x86_64 ?
10x
erez.
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Both should work but you may have very limited compatibility problems with the x64-64 arch, as it was mostly tested on AMD Opterons.
Furthermore, when going x86_64 you may have recompile the kernel in-order to gain (better) HT support.
Hope it helps,
Gilboa
On Sun, 2005-02-06 at 10:26 +0200,
Erez Doron wrote:
hi
i have just bought a computer with xeon 64 3.Ghz HT.
You mean em64t, right? Not Itanium.
what distribution do i use: i386 or x86_64 ?
What is your distribution of choice? What flavour (for debian - sid or
stable?). Is this a desktop machine or a server?
Shachar
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EM64T == iAMD64 == AMD x86-64.
Intel re-invented the AMD x86-64 64bit extension and add it the Nocoma class Xeon/P4 CPUs.
(By reinventing I mean: Intel uses the same instruction set AMD64 has; The Nocoma further adds a couple of SSE3 related instructions.)
On Sun, 2005-02-06 at 10:44 +0200,
Gilboa Davara wrote:
Both should work but you may have very limited compatibility problems
with the x64-64 arch, as it was mostly tested on AMD Opterons.
Furthermore, when going x86_64 you may have recompile the kernel
in-order to gain (better) HT support.
Will there be performance differences
Gilboa is pretty much on the mark here although their not totally identical.
As gilboa stated em64t implements sse3 instructions (while amd64
support sse2) and amd64 support the 3dNOW! instruction
They both return the same value in uname -m in most kernels so don't
let that confuse you.
A very
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Hi List,
After this list had taught us how to use ttf fonts on LINUX we found out
the following phenomena:
In one document we are using the following 3 fonts:
Arial
Ok -all the experts probably know this already - but I just discovered
this trick over the weekend and it really speeds up Firefox when
accessing content-heavy sites
and I thought it is worth sharing with the list:
1.Type about:config into the address bar and hit return.
Scroll down and look
or just look at:
http://freak.virtualdemon.com/2004/06/08/mozilla-firefox-speed-prefs/
Ran.
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Subject: Speed up Firefox by
Hi ILUG members,
What is the best way to publicize an email address in order to attract the
maximum amount of spam?
Regards,
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Danny Lieberman wrote:
Firefox installation default is to make one http request at a time.
When you enable pipelining it will make several at once,which really
speeds up page loading.
I once did a project for the Technion where we compared performance with
and without, as well as opening
This greatly depend on the type of software being used.
In general, x86-64 is faster in most applications due to the added GP (General purpose) registered available in 64bit mode.
However, 64bit applications tend to have bigger memory footprint; if your machine is low on RAM, 64bit may
Jonathan Ben Avraham wrote:
Hi ILUG members,
What is the best way to publicize an email address in order to attract
the maximum amount of spam?
Regards,
Place it on a website, send a message from that address to Usenet, it
will take a short while for it to be picked up but you are guaranteed
hi
anybody on this list (except me) is using mythtv ?
I would love to have some help porting it to hebrew ( i.e. hebrew enabled )
cheers,
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http://christopher.aillon.org/blog/dev/mozilla/20050105-pipelining.html
On Sun, 06 Feb 2005 13:34:50 +0200, Shachar Shemesh
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Danny Lieberman wrote:
Firefox installation default is to make one http request at a time.
When you enable pipelining it will make several at
On Sun, Feb 06, 2005 at 12:39:03PM +0200, Israel Shikler wrote:
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Hi List,
After this list had taught us how to use ttf fonts on LINUX we found out
the following
Orna Agmon wrote:
Indeed, I agree with Gilad - this sound suitable for a tutorial on the
community track.
But there is no need to send proposals to different places - we
will collect all proposals at papers at august.penguin.org.il,
and direct them to the proper tracks.
In the meantime Guy
Hi,
This is probably really something trivial, but I just discovered that I have
no internal mail on my MDK10.1 system. It's a clean install of about a month
ago. On previous versions, this was set up automatically.
Specifically, if I have 2 non-root users - user1 and user2. When logged on as
Hi,
This is probably really somethhhing trivial, but I just discovered that I have
no internal mail on my MDK10.1 system. It's a clean install of about a month
ago. On previous versions, this was set up automatically.
Specifically, if I have 2 non-root users - user1 and user2. When logged on
Is an MTA installed? If so, aren't there log files?
As an aside, doesn't mail confirm that you don't want to cc the message
before sending it?
On Sun, Feb 06, 2005 at 08:40:00PM +0200, shlomo Solomon wrote:
Hi,
This is probably really somethhhing trivial, but I just discovered that I
have
Thanks Tzafrir,
The application is a Linux application for special type of printing.
We don't print directly but create a pdf file which obviously can be
printed.
The Arial Bold is printing Gibberish.
Israel Shikler
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On Mon, Feb 07, 2005 at 09:14:10AM +0200, Israel Shikler wrote:
Thanks Tzafrir,
The application is a Linux application for special type of printing.
We don't print directly but create a pdf file which obviously can be
printed.
What library do you use to write the PDF?
The Arial Bold
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