Making a dynamically-linked root
Andrew Gallatin
gallatin at cs.duke.edu
Tue Jun 3 04:53:19 PDT 2003
Alexey Dokuchaev writes:
> > I don't want to sound harsh, and I do appreciate your work. However,
> > I think the last thing FreeBSD needs now is to get slower. We're
> > already far slower than that other free OS. Shouldn't we consider
>
> Can you show any evidence of how slow is RELENG_5 (and _4) compared to
> those "other free OS"? Some folks make such statements occasionally,
> but I haven't heard of any decent benchmarks from them. That would be
> interesting to know though. Thank you.
Sure, I can mail you benchmark results privately if you agree not to
repost them in a public forum. I don't want the results public
because they use a pre-release version of my company's network device
driver, and because I no longer have the hosts to duplicate those
results. The results were taken on old Dual PIIIs, which I've just
upgraded to 3.06Ghz P4s, and I haven't had time to re-run the numbers.
But you can also just run /usr/ports/www/webstone yourself. You need
to saturate the server, so make sure to use multiple 100Mb links or a
Gig link if you have modern hardware. I used apache for a server
because its seems to be the most common.
Drew
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