RE: Psyche seems to be slow on my machine

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Check your /etc/sysconfig/harddisks file and change it to enable HDD DMA.
I'm running a similar system here at the office, (But with 512MB ram) and it
runs very quickly. Having the DMA enabled will decrease the apps load time.

Hope this helps,

Wolf

-----Original Message-----
From: Joe D. Trent [mailto:jtrent@bighambrothers.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, 4 December 2002 2:03 PM
To: psyche-list@redhat.com
Subject: Psyche seems to be slow on my machine


Hi,

I have RH 8.0 on my Systemax 1.4 Ghz, 30 Gb, 128 Mb, dual boot with Win
2K (24 Gb Linux, 6 Gb W2K). My apps seem to run quickly on Windows, but
slowly under Linux. The problem seems to be anything gui. Text apps run
under Gnome-terminal whiz along, once the window is open. A long text
search/replace runs quickly. But anything else is slow. OpenOffice takes
a looong time to load. Switching tasks is slow on just about everthing.
When I hit the send/receive button in Evolution 1.2, it may take several
seconds to respond. It doesn't seem to matter much how many programs are
open, one or many. Evolution, OpenOffice, and Netscape get tired and
crash every once in a while. Anything I might try?

Thanks,

-- 
Joe D. Trent <jtrent@bighambrothers.com>

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