On 12/03/08 11:54, Slim Joe wrote:
On 2008/12/2, Ron wrote:
On 12/02/08 04:36, Slim Joe wrote:
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When executing commands or programs on large files (> 100 MB),
the system becomes unresponsive.
[snip]
I suspect this is either a scheduling problem or a module conflict.
Is there some
On 2008/12/2, Ron wrote:
> On 12/02/08 04:36, Slim Joe wrote:
[snip]
>> When executing commands or programs on large files (> 100 MB),
>> the system becomes unresponsive.
[snip]
>> I suspect this is either a scheduling problem or a module conflict.
>> Is there some kernel magic or option I nee
On 12/02/08 04:36, Slim Joe wrote:
This is a problem that I've learned to live with since I first installed
a SATA hard disk. It afflicts two different systems, one running
Ubuntu and the other Debian.
When executing commands or programs on large files (> 100 MB),
the system becomes unresponsiv
Try to use a ata driver specific for your hardware (e.g., ATA_PIIX); the
ata_generic driver is the problem, i think.
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This is a problem that I've learned to live with since I first installed
a SATA hard disk. It afflicts two different systems, one running
Ubuntu and the other Debian.
When executing commands or programs on large files (> 100 MB),
the system becomes unresponsive. Among such commands are:
(1) sha1
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