On Sat, Nov 30, 2013 at 11:59:07AM +0530, venkata koppula wrote:
> Thanks for you replies.
>
> Yeah, I understand that we need to utilize the resources as much as we
> can. At the same time user should not
> feel that system is slow and user should never wait for the copying
> operation should
On Sat, Nov 30, 2013 at 11:59:07AM +0530, venkata koppula wrote:
Thanks for you replies.
Yeah, I understand that we need to utilize the resources as much as we
can. At the same time user should not
feel that system is slow and user should never wait for the copying
operation should complete
On Sat, 30 Nov 2013, venkata koppula wrote:
> Yeah, I understand that we need to utilize the resources as much as we
> can. At the same time user should not
> feel that system is slow and user should never wait for the copying
> operation should complete to launch another
> application meanwhile.
On Sat, 30 Nov 2013, venkata koppula wrote:
Yeah, I understand that we need to utilize the resources as much as we
can. At the same time user should not
feel that system is slow and user should never wait for the copying
operation should complete to launch another
application meanwhile.
Thanks for you replies.
Yeah, I understand that we need to utilize the resources as much as we
can. At the same time user should not
feel that system is slow and user should never wait for the copying
operation should complete to launch another
application meanwhile.
If the user is a system
On 11/29/2013 04:56 PM, Andreas Mohr wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> My laptop has 4GB of ram, before I issue the command around 1.5GB of
>> memory
>> is used, when I issue the cp command around 3.7GB of memory is used.
>> And the cp command takes a lot of time to copy.
>>
>> I am not able to launch other
Hi,
> My laptop has 4GB of ram, before I issue the command around 1.5GB of
> memory
> is used, when I issue the cp command around 3.7GB of memory is used.
> And the cp command takes a lot of time to copy.
>
> I am not able to launch other applications(take a lot of time) and
> even compiz
Hi,
My laptop has 4GB of ram, before I issue the command around 1.5GB of
memory
is used, when I issue the cp command around 3.7GB of memory is used.
And the cp command takes a lot of time to copy.
I am not able to launch other applications(take a lot of time) and
even compiz freezes
On 11/29/2013 04:56 PM, Andreas Mohr wrote:
Hi,
My laptop has 4GB of ram, before I issue the command around 1.5GB of
memory
is used, when I issue the cp command around 3.7GB of memory is used.
And the cp command takes a lot of time to copy.
I am not able to launch other applications(take
Thanks for you replies.
Yeah, I understand that we need to utilize the resources as much as we
can. At the same time user should not
feel that system is slow and user should never wait for the copying
operation should complete to launch another
application meanwhile.
If the user is a system
Hi,
I am using cp command to copy a list of files each with size of around
1GB (copy within the same hard disk).
My laptop has 4GB of ram, before I issue the command around 1.5GB of memory
is used, when I issue the cp command around 3.7GB of memory is used.
And the cp command takes a lot of time
Hi,
I am using cp command to copy a list of files each with size of around
1GB (copy within the same hard disk).
My laptop has 4GB of ram, before I issue the command around 1.5GB of memory
is used, when I issue the cp command around 3.7GB of memory is used.
And the cp command takes a lot of time
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