On Feb 23, 2009, at 11:54 AM, Bill Hacker wrote:
Robert Luciani wrote:
Freddie Cash wrote:
Booting FreeBSD 7.1 into a full KDE 4.2
desktop takes less than 5 minutes. This is using 3x 120 GB SATA
drives in a single raidz1.
Wow 5 minutes?!
I don't think I'd be pushing it if I said that seems really slow. :S
On such a fast machine I'd be irritated if it took over a minute
to boot. On my
3Ghz Athlon X2 w/ 2Gb RAM, DragonFly boots vkernels, hosting
services, and Gnome
in about a minute with my two 500Gb hammer drives.
One minute 45 seconds into Xfce4 for a VIA C7 @ 1.5 GHz, 2 GB
DDR-533, all-hammerfs on 2 natacontrol RAID1 'antique' 60 GB PATA
UDMA 100 HDD.
One minute 4 seconds into Xfce4 for an Intel T2130 @ 1.86 GHz 2 GB ?
RAM, 1 X 120 GB 2.5" HDD, DFLY on 33 GB ad0s1, UFS2 with one hammer
partition.
RIADz looks to be the wall-time hog....
RAIDZ is known to be slow, even the main developers admit it if you
force them to it.
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