On Sat, Apr 10, 2004 at 10:48:51AM -0700, Roderick A. Anderson wrote:
> On Sat, 10 Apr 2004, Herbert Poetzl wrote:
>
> > - SMP
> > - HighMem
>
> OK I should know the SMP but since most of the recent installs have been
> on single processors I don't remember noticing it as an option. HighMem?
> I note sure I've seen this at all. Is it an enable/disable or a memory
> size setting?
high memory is required for all memory configurations
above 1GB of physical memory on x86 archs ...
> > for finding bugs:
> >
> > - DebugInfo
> > - Preemtion
> >
> > hmm, would be great if you could give the 2.6
> > branch a spin on a Quad-XEON ...
>
> That depends on how much time I'm given to fiddle with it before I have to
> have it operational. I tried the ploy of 'let me take it home to work on
> but it didn't fly first pass. I'll try again based on the next paragraph.
>
> > I am willing to optimize the kernel config,
> > for (2.4 and 2.6) in exchange for some testing
> > on that machine ...
>
> Do you need access to the system or do I need to run some kind of stress
> tests? And will processor speed be an issue? These are only 450 Mhz
> CPUs.
well, basically I'm happy if you do some heavy
stress testing, with around 30-40 vservers or similar
there are some 'stress' tools and/or methods I can
provide to do additional stability tests ...
for kernel config optimization I'd need some kind of
remote access to the machine, to figure out the details
...
TIA,
Herbert
> Rod
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