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SubjectRe: Linux Tuning: Objective
On 25 Apr, William F. Maton spewed forth:
:: On Sun, 25 Apr 1999 teamwork@freemail.c3.hu wrote:
::
:: > Should it be a depository of patches?
:: >
:: > Should it be one or more howtos?
:: >
:: > Should it be a mailing list (linux-perf)
:: > doing the Q & A style of thing?
::
:: I think all of the above. However, as has been pointed out, one's idea of
:: perf-tuning is different from another's, comparing what's quoted above to
:: what's quoted below. For example, I think of perf-tuning in terms of
:: network data transfers:
::
:: http://www.psc.edu/networking/perf_tune.html
::
:: > Should it be a web site where people
:: > can go in and hit the "SCSI" button if
:: > they want to know if they can tune their
:: > Linux machine's SCSI devices?
:: >
:: > Or should it be all of the above?
::
:: I think it should be as broad as possible, but it would also have to be
:: very well organized: system tuning, network tuning, video-subsys tuning,
:: etc.
::

Something along the lines of RDBMS might be appropriate for
organization. A searchable knowledge base or something similar would
be nifty, as well as a hierchical organization. Hmm, hierchical may
even be better than relational in this case.


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