Aaron Konstam schreef:
On Wed, 2007-03-21 at 20:28 -0500, Jimmy Bradley wrote:
The machine has 256mb of ram. Someone here on the list suggested that
I check and make sure that a swap partition had been created during
the
install. I would have to re-install fedora to know for sure. I might
try
re-installing Fedora on the weekend, and set the partitions manually,
instead auto like I normally do. In order to give you a better
description of how the machine acts when I try and run Fedora on it,
I'm
sure most of you have encountered a windows based machine that's
infested with viruses and spyware. You know how when you go to
minimize
a program on an infested pc, the window will slowly scroll down the
screen? That's a good description on how the machine acts. To me, it
acts like it's bogged down.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
Jim
I am not sure what you are saying. fdisk will tell you if you have a
swap partition as will the contents of /etc/fstab. free will tell you if
it is working. If not swapon will get it to work, top will tell you how
bogged sown the machine is as will uptime. top will also tell you what
processes are running and how much of the resources you are using. The
that 256mb is a little on the low side for RAM.
Hi,
I have a G4 1,2Ghz with 700 MB RAM, the machine performs a little bit
like a slow celeron or a via epia.
If you want to get some speed out of it I suggest running xfce instead
of gnome.
The G4 is absolutely fast under OSX but under linux it is slow.
It is off course only 1,2 Ghz wich isn't much these days.
I'm not sure if linux/fedora uses all the options apple uses (velocity
engine etc.)
kind regards
