=== asac_ is now known as asac [12:56] I'm interested about the specific compilation option/compiler differences between i386 and lpia architectures, where can I find the details? [12:56] The gcc and glibc sources. [12:57] Well, technically, any given package might have a special flag for lpia, but in the common case, it would be in the compiler and core libraries themselves. [12:57] there are some actual patches to gcc for it? [12:58] what about compilation options? [12:58] The vast majority of packages don't have any difference in the instructions passed to the compiler, so any changes would be in the compiler defaults. [12:59] ok [12:59] I'm not sure that there are real changes in gcc behaviour, but I'd suspect some changed defaults for gcc and glibc would be the primary set of discoverable differences. [13:00] well, optimizations and targets... too bad that gcc doesn't really have a proper instruction scheduler for intel atom target, as far as I've understood [13:00] and even intel is strangely silent about scheduling optimizations for atom, haven't found practically anything about it from their docs [15:31] hi guys [15:31] what would you install on an eeePC 901? [15:31] keep xandros, eeebuntu, ubuntu eee, ubuntu-umpc? [15:33] BUGabundo_work, the installes xandros sucks on my 701 [15:34] I don't like it either! [15:34] but its not for me! [15:34] i have a eeXubuntu installed and going to test ubuntu-eee next week,... maybe [15:34] I tried it for a while but couldn't do all the things I do on ubuntu [15:34] so I booted umpc [15:34] and is now doing some package updates BEFORE I install it [15:35] let me know how it goes [15:35] so I can use the knowlage on this eeepc [15:35] any blog with your findings? [15:35] nope. not really [15:36] I'll have to ping you then, here or on #ubuntu-buga [15:36] *bugs [15:36] humm wifi won't work on 901?? [15:36] here [15:36] and I could only make it boot from the right side USBports [15:37] from the left it wouldn't boot... [15:40] Wifi on the 901 needs linux-backports-modules [15:40] Also, the package updates one does before install won't affect the install : it's generally better to install, and then update. [15:41] ok [15:41] sometimes there are updates on the installer [15:42] I happened to need that back on gutsy [15:42] or was it feisty? [15:42] bah.. long time [15:42] got a crash with this updates [15:42] should I file it? [15:42] it was a kernel update crash [15:42] I guess I don't need to [15:43] people don't do kernel updates on livecds/livepen [15:43] There's always updates available pre-install : it's just that applying those updates won't mean that the install has the updates applied : one needs to apply them again. Generally, it's easier to apply them only once post-install. [15:44] and the installer window is a few pixeis bigger then the screen [15:45] persia: playya should the swap go on the 4GBs SSD or the 16GBs? [15:45] i don't use any [15:45] ssd and swap = not a good idea [15:45] I wouldn't recommend putting swap on an SSD. [15:46] I'm a *huge* fan of swap, but for an SSD system, compcache is a better way to gain the advantages of swap. [15:46] and does the system hibernate without it? [15:47] Hmm. That's an interesting question, as hibernate usually goes to a swap partition. [15:47] yep [15:47] that's why I askt [15:48] what happens with your sustem playya? [15:49] I need an answer on this guys! [15:49] i never hibernated my EEE before [15:49] can you do it? [15:49] right now? [15:49] please? [15:49] maybe test it when I'm at home [15:49] preatty please? [15:49] with sugar on top? [15:49] ahhh [15:49] I need to format the laptop now [15:50] I'll have to leave work in an hour [15:50] and the boss wants to take it home [15:50] use swap. [15:50] mom [15:51] one second ;) [15:52] playya: ping [15:52] humm is he here still? [15:52] no response in other channels :( [15:52] i currently have a lesson [15:52] I'll go with swap [15:52] the laptop has 2GiBs [15:53] so 2.5Gbs should do it [15:53] I can remove it later from fstab [15:53] or you test without a swap [15:53] but adding it would be much more work [15:53] and resize later [15:53] too much work [15:53] BUGabundo_work, Do be careful : swap on SSD might reduce the SSD lifetime. Of course, this might be completely false : it's an unverified rumour. [15:53] removing is easier [15:53] eheh [15:54] Whether it's true probably depends as much on how the SSD is implemented as anything else. [15:54] BHAAAAAAAAAA [15:54] I can't quit the installer! [16:24] xkill it! [16:24] lolk === nib_ is now known as acidfu[job]