Nov
15
2008
Having loads of apps to compile, I worked on improving times. I wasn’t getting the best performances out of my Linux Redhat, so I turned off the cpuspeed service. I don’t know what’s up with cpuspeed, but it doesn’t release the full cpu capabilities. Then I took benefits of the server’s 4 processors running "make […]
Tags: compile, CPU, cpuspeed, improve, linux, make, performance, speed up, time, unix
Nov
07
2008
Need more swap but not more disk space to create a partition? Add a temporary swap file. Solaris [root@solaris]# mkfile 1024m /export/tmpswap [root@solaris]# swap -a /export/tmpswap [root@solaris]# swap -l swapfile dev swaplo blocks free /dev/dsk/c1t0d0s1 55,65 8 4160824 4160824 /export/tmpswap – 8 2097144 2097144 Linux [root@linux]# dd if=/dev/zero of=tmpswap bs=1024 count=10240 [root@linux]# 10240+0 […]
Tags: add, file, linux, solaris, swap, temporary
Sep
04
2008
You would like to access X11 applications on your server, but it is only reachable with SSH? Nevermind with Putty! Putty allows you to create an SSH tunnel in which the X11 flow is encapsulated: X11 forwarding. xorg-x11-xauth has to be installed on the server side to be authenticated on X. Launch a graphical […]
Tags: application, forwarding, graphical, linux, Putty, SSH, tunnel, X server, X11