Manish, Manish Chakravarty wrote: > > > This is problem in your case because, the zfs cache would have grown > during the build. Now when you login > the JDS binaries which sit on UFS need to be loaded and that needs to > throw out what ZFS cached. This is right now > is not very smooth and hence you could be seeing the sluggishness.... > > > Should I just use UFS for the entire hard disk for the time being? No, don't do that. Just try limiting the ARC size.
Also, do the KDE checkouts have a lot of small files ? Or does it have a lot of compressed files (ie. *gz or zip) ? If that is the case you are better off not having compression. > I know ZFS root post-install is possible. It seemed a little tricky > for me. > > > > > The NWAM dropping the line possibly means the signal seems to be > dropping at times... > I use it at home for days without any issue (infact I am punched in to > office network for over a day). > > > My office laptop ( which is an HP plugged into the same wireless > network at my home, runs XP ) did not disconnect the entire night. My > personal laptop ( which runs SXDE ) had around 50+ disconnections over > a period of 12 hours. > > And Ubuntu, which runs on the same laptop on the same wireless > network, never disconnects as well. > It could either be > - the driver wpi0 > - flaky nwam ( which i think is the culprit ) Then don't use NWAM and see if that fixes it. I used the same wpi driver on my Sony vaio and worked well. Cheers, Sanjeev.
