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#26 2006-12-15 07:54:00
- AndyRTR
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Re: Does dual core mean?
simply raise the number of makejobs in your /etc/makepkg.conf ;-)
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#27 2006-12-15 08:13:39
- Mr Green
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Re: Does dual core mean?
I do not like messing too much with flags .... because I do not build that may packages
Although I am having to rebuild kernel for lm_sensors ... so I could tweak kernel config emmm for Intel maybe
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#28 2006-12-15 09:28:57
- iphitus
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Re: Does dual core mean?
I do not like messing too much with flags .... because I do not build that may packages
Although I am having to rebuild kernel for lm_sensors ... so I could tweak kernel config emmm for Intel maybe
no, i don't bother with flags, on the whole, they're a waste of time and cause more problems. It'd take longer to find a good safe working set, then the real time they would save me.
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#29 2006-12-15 09:38:34
- Mr Green
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Re: Does dual core mean?
thats what I thought ... I don't mess with them ... so ... maybe tweak kernel config though I doubt it will make much difference
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