Still no luck with bk tree, help me Samuel.

[Francois Prowse]

Yes - I can certainly testify to the slowdown running OSX. I've got two 
PPC machines here. One is a pegasos1 with a g3 at 600mhz and the other is 
a powermac B&W G3 running at 350mhz. 

The 350mhz powermac runs circles around the Pegasos when running OSX. Do 
other users attain close to real life speeds on their systems when running 
OSX? 

I've fairly much put MOL on hold until the PEG2 arrives on my desk in a 
month or two. 

regards

Francois

On Wed, 24 Sep 2003, Samuel Rydh wrote:

> On Wed, Sep 24, 2003 at 01:22:53PM +0200, Karosa Alabaster wrote:
> > Yeah, but you see the problem is that, I'm not using a premade kernel.. so
> > there's no way the mol kernel module whould load without recompilation to my
> > kernel header tree. And I've been using 0.9.68.without any problems, but
> > 0.9.69 seems to be UNSTABLE.. sometimes beyond the definition of useable,
> > but it works when it doesn't freeze at macos startup :) (which it does most
> > of the time)
> 
> Well, I'm not convinced that it is MOL that is at fault here. It appears
> only Pegasos users are experiencing this problem which I find
> highly suspicious. MOL tends to put great stress on the machine (and
> on the kernel for that matter) and it is quite good at exposing bugs.
> Besides, the pegasos has had some hardware problems in the past due to
> a buggy northbridge, I think.
> 
> There is also an unexplained "slowdown" when OSX is run on the pegasos.
> It tends to run _much_ slower than it should (MacOS 9 seems to run at
> the expected speed though).
> 
> /Samuel
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