On 18/04/13 05:12 PM, Michael Cronenworth wrote:
Or post disclaimers that Alphas now use a slow, debug kernel and has high memory requirements. I believe F18 was the first to have a debug kernel/high RAM, correct? That's 17 previous releases that people were used to a "normal speed" system to test with. Expect bitching.
No, they've had debug kernels for ages, but debug kernels got quite a lot slower with the 2.6.40 release (IIRC). Before that the difference wasn't so great.
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