Comments on: Preparing Gentoo Linux for a minimalist web server http://www.tummblr.com/linux/preparing-gentoo-linux-for-a-minimalist-web-server/ Records of my tumblings through the intarwebs Fri, 25 Jul 2008 03:51:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Steve http://www.tummblr.com/linux/preparing-gentoo-linux-for-a-minimalist-web-server/#comment-282 Steve Tue, 12 Feb 2008 05:22:45 +0000 http://www.tummblr.com/linux/preparing-gentoo-linux-for-a-minimalist-web-server/#comment-282 The rule of thumb for MAKEOPTS is j(NUMBER OF CPU THREADS) + 1; The rule of thumb for MAKEOPTS is j(NUMBER OF CPU THREADS) + 1;

]]> By: p3rseus http://www.tummblr.com/linux/preparing-gentoo-linux-for-a-minimalist-web-server/#comment-140 p3rseus Sun, 13 Jan 2008 18:22:56 +0000 http://www.tummblr.com/linux/preparing-gentoo-linux-for-a-minimalist-web-server/#comment-140 hi, are you sure about the -j5 makeopts? it seems that letting it to -j2 on my 1024 slice allows to use up to 350% of the cpu while making a deep world update. puttin to -j5 makes me use "only" 95% of the cpu (as far as the statistics in the slice admin can tell) hi,

are you sure about the -j5 makeopts? it seems that letting it to -j2 on my 1024 slice allows to use up to 350% of the cpu while making a deep world update. puttin to -j5 makes me use “only” 95% of the cpu (as far as the statistics in the slice admin can tell)

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