Wednesday, December 24
Fedora 10 - Initial Thoughts
The Fedora team have the graphic design and usability sense of a stuffed olive.
Also, the network configuration GUI thing sets your netmask to be the same as your default gateway. THIS DOES NOT WORK.
Nor does it set up your default gateway properly.
Also, sar and iostat still aren't installed by default. Not only are they not installed by default, they aren't installed when you select every base package, system tool, and administration option available.
It's just a
Anyway, currently pulling 50+MB/sec across the network (would be more, but it's encrypted, because I'm too lazy to set up a proper rsyncd.conf) so most of Yurie will be on Haruhi by morning.
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The Fedora team have the graphic design and usability sense of a stuffed olive.
Also, the network configuration GUI thing sets your netmask to be the same as your default gateway. THIS DOES NOT WORK.
Nor does it set up your default gateway properly.
Also, sar and iostat still aren't installed by default. Not only are they not installed by default, they aren't installed when you select every base package, system tool, and administration option available.
It's just a
yum install sysstat away, but why does that have to be the first thing I do on every new Linux box?Anyway, currently pulling 50+MB/sec across the network (would be more, but it's encrypted, because I'm too lazy to set up a proper rsyncd.conf) so most of Yurie will be on Haruhi by morning.
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Use -c blowfish.
Posted by: Pete Zaitcev at Wednesday, December 24 2008 09:32 AM (/ppBw)
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Thanks Pete. I used to do that in the old days; I'll see how it works now.
I can get ~30MB/sec on one stream using the default encryption, and ~50MB/sec with two streams.
I can get ~30MB/sec on one stream using the default encryption, and ~50MB/sec with two streams.
Posted by: Pixy Misa at Wednesday, December 24 2008 09:58 AM (PiXy!)
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Huh. Actually runs slightly slower.
Posted by: Pixy Misa at Wednesday, December 24 2008 10:21 AM (PiXy!)
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Where do I sign up to complain about Fedora / Redhat up2date ?
Its been broken for how long ? Oh yeah. Ever since it was introduced.
Why can't they just let us do the updates ourselves ? Anybody using linux is not the average Windows user.
Its been broken for how long ? Oh yeah. Ever since it was introduced.
Why can't they just let us do the updates ourselves ? Anybody using linux is not the average Windows user.
Posted by: Andrew at Monday, December 29 2008 12:30 PM (/uGTr)
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