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11-01-1999 12:51 AM
11-01-1999 12:51 AM
Performance on HP B132L
Is there a benchmark that I could run before and after an OS rebuild. We are
having problems with Cadds5 running on B132L machines using UNIX 10.20, would
like to rebuild one machine from scratch and see if there are any performance
gains.
having problems with Cadds5 running on B132L machines using UNIX 10.20, would
like to rebuild one machine from scratch and see if there are any performance
gains.
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11-01-1999 02:42 AM
11-01-1999 02:42 AM
Re: Performance on HP B132L
timex is probably the simplest and least impactive. If you need more
detail/granularity and can handle the additional CPU overhead you can turn on
process accounting. Measureware might also give you some helpful benchmarks,
if you are running it.
detail/granularity and can handle the additional CPU overhead you can turn on
process accounting. Measureware might also give you some helpful benchmarks,
if you are running it.
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