Is your speed problem limited to disk access, or is it also CPU related?
Running in a browser might mean that the disk access is going through the
network, which can slow it down excessively, There are several bottlenecks on a
system, like slow disks, that don't effect other aspects, like instruction
speed, it's important to determine exactly where the speed limits exists.CPU
instruction speed, excessive swapping, disk bandwidth, terminal baud water, .
.. They can all be a problem, and it can be more than one at a time.
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-------- Original message --------From: Jacob Goense <[email protected]> Date:
12/12/16 12:13 PM (GMT-07:00) To: [email protected] Subject: [Simh]
Reference performance benchmarks
I'm running simh in rather tight corners. Mostly VAX/780 and PDP-11/70
with V6 or BSD. Simh runs in a browser, or, I have (too) many of them
on underpowered Asus Eee PC's. Any tips on how I can check if I have
taken things too far? Like minimum values to look for in SHOW CLOCK,
or any tools I can run that can be referenced against same on real kit.
I run into the same question on the I/O end. During the installation
of v6 I can do dd if=/dev/mt0 of=/dev/rk1 bs=2048 count=1000 skip=1025
and it is done in a second on machine that is doing nothing else. With
simh running in a browser on a small busy machine it can take up to an
hour. I have no idea how to gauge how far this is off from real kit.
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