On Mon, 8 Sep 2008, Harald Hoyer wrote:
Eric Sandeen schrieb:
Harald Hoyer wrote:
Eric Sandeen schrieb:
So when / how often does readahead-collector run now?
Thanks,
-Eric
Every month.
/etc/cron.monthly/readahead-monthly.cron
It'd be interesting to do a daily yum update / reboot and see how the
boot times look, graphed for a couple months.
Will things degrade until the next collection run? I wonder if some
inotify magic might be interesting; if more than X% of the
previously-collected files have changed, then kick the collector on again?
-Eric
hehe, yes, but how would you implement that? :) I don't think this is doable
:)
A yum-readahead plugin could look at the readahead list after an upgrade
and calculate if refreshing is needed.
/me ducks and hides
- Panu -
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