Re: Re: Digest of [email protected] issue 13 (100-109)

Hi all,

Reading your post i am feel interested in increase my laptop performance but
I don't know by where start, can someone tell me?

Thank you so much in advance and regards

On 5/11/07, Cory Grunden <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > deer, list!
> >
> > I currently try to minimize the application startup-time for my
> > gentoo-laptop.
> > Even with prelink it takes about one minute to start kde and all
> programs in
> > autostart due to the heavy disk i/o load.
> > In the last days I did some tests with taking a copy of my regular /usr
> > (ext3)
> > dir and storing it in a squashfs file. I then mount it as loopback
> device
> > on /usr. (Leaving the original copy still intact but hidden.)
> >
> > Those are the effects I try to achieve:
> > 1. The filesystem has no fragmentation at all. Files in my regular /usr
> dir
> > are somewhat fragmented, but not too badly.
> > 2. It's compressed: less disk i/o and more cpu load.
> >
> > So far the results have been promising. With the new squashfs I'm down
> to
> > around 50 secs (-16%). But at the moment my benchmark methods are quite
> > primitve. I simply have a stopwatch nearby and meassure the time from
> login
> > to when the disk is idle again. I'm looking forward to some input on
> this.
> >
> > greets
> > Roman
> >
> Some things that I believe help with startup time are:
> -Os and LDFLAGS="-Wl,-O1 -Wl,--hash-style=gnu -Wl,--as-needed"
> In order to use the new --hash-styles, you need at least
> >=binutils-2.17.50.X, which is keyworded with -*
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