Linux installation procedure
klaatu
klaatu at clark.net
Tue Nov 30 07:19:11 EST 1999
On Mon, 29 Nov 1999, ytlee wrote:
<snip>
> Bryan wrote
> > Well, VTK takes a good three or four hours to build on my dual PII450 with
> > 256MB. So 11 to 12 hours on the above setup does not seem unreasonable.
> > If you have plenty of ram you might consider using the "-j" option to
> > initiate a parallel make. Obviously with one processor you won't truly
> > get a parallel build but some of the disk IO can then be done
> > asynchronously so you might see a small performance bump from that.
>
> I did not mention the memory I have on PII, it has 384M and it is a PC-100
> bus and intel 440BX chipset. I repeated that with AMD K3-450 with 128M and
> same HD. Both with Redhat 5.1 and 125M swap. The later seems faster but not
> much. In the past posts, someone reported ~45min. with K3. That is the setup
> I want to do.
Hi,
I think that was reported in error. Possibly someone built for the second
time without fully cleaning out old libraries, or maybe they were building
on a Cray. <smile>
I'll try to remind myself to download the new source and try a build, if I
do I'll post my own times.
>
> Lee
>
>
>
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