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Charly,
I would agree with Dave. We have even gone all the way down to 0.10 of
a processor and it works pretty well if you're just learning Linux or
how it works on iSeries. If you try to bring up xwindows on a client
workstation though you'll see 'less then steller' performance at that
level!! Remember that you can toy with CPU allocation while the
partition is active but not memory.
- Larry
David Boutcher wrote:
linux400-bounces+boutcher=us.ibm.com@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 12/16/2003
03:00:41 PM:
I am building a sandbox linux partition on a little 810. This partition
will probably only be used by one person at a time, and not very often
at
that. What are the minimum processor and memory resources I should
allocate in order to get reasonably good performance when it is being
used?
0.2 of a processor and 128MB of memory is fine. You will probably need 4GB
of disk if you want to install a reasonable Linux distribution, but you can
certainly get by with less if you want to put Linux on a bit of a diet.
Dave Boutcher
IBM Linux Technology Center
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