caulktel


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Posted: Jan. 26 2005,00:08 |
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Mike,
I'm not sure about the answer here. 8363 put this together from a Debian Woody install, so I'm not sure how he is doing it without looking a little closer. Most apps run in memory, so I don't think it would be a problem, but without a hard drive activity light on the netvista it is kind of hard to see if the OS is thrashing the CF or not. That is why I really wanted to use DSL installed as Frugal, as the whole file system and all apps would have been running in ram. I don't think it is as critical anymore with the newer CF cards anyway.
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