oh no
I tried the tty trick on the 2.6.32 kernel.
Copying a 9 Gig file from my desktop to my home directory resulted in only after 30 seconds a non-responsive experience.
I went and compiled the 2.6.36 kernel myself. I didn't try the tty haxoring. But my same test resulted in the same experience.
What I did do was install the CK BFS patches for 2.6.36. Testing my 9 GB copy again I had desktop responsiveness which was pretty decent.
Seems to me taking the staircase is a lot better than the car pooling solutions.
I tried the tty trick on the 2.6.32 kernel.
Copying a 9 Gig file from my desktop to my home directory resulted in only after 30 seconds a non-responsive experience.
I went and compiled the 2.6.36 kernel myself. I didn't try the tty haxoring. But my same test resulted in the same experience.
What I did do was install the CK BFS patches for 2.6.36. Testing my 9 GB copy again I had desktop responsiveness which was pretty decent.
Seems to me taking the staircase is a lot better than the car pooling solutions.
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