Kernel .38 too heavy for celeron 600

[Hootiegibbon]

Its certainly not the kernel that too heavy




Jase

[cstrike77]

Its certainly not the kernel that too heavy


Jase

Ok, dumb question, what did you use to generate that?

Second, mine says it's an i686, and logging out I think says i586, and yours says i386,
is that an i386 or i686 kernal?

jan

[Hootiegibbon]

Its certainly not the kernel that too heavy


Jase

Ok, dumb question, what did you use to generate that?

Second, mine says it's an i686, and logging out I think says i586, and yours says i386,
is that an i386 or i686 kernal?

jan

Ian,

its an script/package in the repo called infobash (open a terminal and type infobash -v3 to get the same level of detail as above.

the i386 refers to teh archetecture, i586 or i686 are subsets therein (I change my iso's to i686 as I only test it on pentium 2 onward (i686) it will work on some i586 (later pentium and amd K6-2 processor types)

Jase

[cstrike77]

Ian,

its an script/package in the repo called infobash (open a terminal and type infobash -v3 to get the same level of detail as above.

the i386 refers to teh archetecture, i586 or i686 are subsets therein (I change my iso's to i686 as I only test it on pentium 2 onward (i686) it will work on some i586 (later pentium and amd K6-2 processor types)

Jase
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No, it really is Jan, wish it was Ian, my family is from Shropshire. (way back when)

Sweet script. Mine shows as i386 too, realized they were subsets, but was wondering why it would show i386 instead of i686.. Oh well...

There is a big difference between this 60 gig drive and the old 10 gig, 10 seems to to be really choppy when accessing the swap, the 60 is much smoother, but then it's not almost full either...

TKS!

[Hootiegibbon]

Jan,

Apologies for the typo with the name, I am not that far from shropshire, just over the staffordshire border and head to ward cannock chase then turn right, the infobash script is very handy for sure

Jase