Messages in this thread | | | From | Frans Pop <> | Subject | Re: [long] Another BFS versus CFS shakedown | Date | Wed, 9 Sep 2009 02:44:13 +0200 |
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On Wednesday 09 September 2009, Frans Pop wrote: > BFS general impression > ---------------------- > I've used BFS for over a day yesterday and today, and in general I'm > very impressed. During normal use (coding and testing a shell script > that's CPU/memory heavy + normal mail/news/browser + amarok) I've not > seen any strange issues. My notebook even suspended and resumed (StR) > without any problems. > > With CFS I regularly have short freezes of the mouse cursor or when > typing. I think that it's related to KDE's news reader knode updating > from my local news server. With CFS I also saw such freezes a few > times, but they _seemed_ less frequent and less severe. No hard data > though.
The 2nd CFS should have been BFS here. Sorry.
> But this evening, while I was preparing and running the tests, I've had > 4 freezes of the desktop. The first two times it was only a partial > freeze: taskbar was frozen, but I could still switch apps and use the > graphical console; the last two times it was a full freeze of the > display and keyboard (incl. e.g. numlock), but in the background > everything continued to run normally and I could log in over SSH > without any problem. On reboot some file systems did fail to unmount > though. > > Normally my desktop and X.Org are 100% reliable.
Cheers, FJP
P.S. I've received a very positive and friendly private reply from Con.
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