amn wrote: > People, I suggest someone (yes, that includes me too) start a patchwork. > One that does not use fsyncs, substituting them with either database > synchronization as an option or inventing a solution where Firefox is > still usable without the need to read or write from harddrive every time > user opens a page. > > I am going to download the source and start poking into it. If open > source is what it promises to be (and I am a programmer), it should not > be impossible to solve this, and at least get more battery life and > laptop thermals in reward. > > upstream put a lot of efforts into this and tuned this quiet much so far ... probably more to come sooner or later ... however, they say its ext3 filesystem that causes the real issue here - of course, not really helpful. You could setup a test system with a different fs though to check if its better.
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