by Nicola Pedroz » Tue, 19 Jul 1994 17:28:58
Hi linuxers,
I was wondering why my Slackware 2.0.0 was much much slower than my old
SLS (it has one year).
Using 'top', in both system, I saw that the Slackware 'update' process
(that is a link to 'bflush' or something like that) is using most of my
CPU time, even more than the X server and any other process (more than
50% of CPU). The SLS 'update' uses almost no CPU.
The process is run into rc.S with no parameter at all.
What's going on?
Ciao and thank you,
Nicky
1. what's clock time?what's user CPU time?what's system CPU time?
2. Problems With Internet/Netscape
5. 'CPU time limit exceeded' message
7. Any ideas why cgi's (for Apache) are eating up CPU at 99%?
8. mv using ftp
9. rpc.lockd "eats" my Alpha AXP's CPU, help!!
10. how to change the bdflush(update) 's update time
11. 'top' output -> High CPU consumption when thread is in 'sleep' state
12. Why is OpenBSD's locate update beating FreeBSD's locate update speed?
13. 'uname' is not updated after installing new '2.4.20' kernel??