kent@HUMU.NOSC.MIL (Kent K. Kuriyama) (11/10/89)
We have recently installed 10.1 (AEGIS and BSD) on a DN590-T that was previously running 9.7. The system has 8MB of RAM and a 348 MB drive. The system's response to simple commands like 'ls' and 'cd' is exasperatingly slow at times. Apollo says they are aware of the problem but don't have a solution yet. The problem seems to be confined to DN570-590 series machines as our DN3500 has no problems with 10.1. Anybody else experience this same problem? Kent Kuriyama Voice (808) 257-1618 Naval Ocean Systems Center FAX (808) 257-5231 Hawaii Laboratory Box 997, Code 531 kent@nosc.mil Kailua, HI 96734
jaa@frank.Philips.Com (Joseph M. Amato) (11/10/89)
In article <8911100136.AA05332@humu.nosc.mil> kent@HUMU.NOSC.MIL (Kent K. Kuriyama) writes: >We have recently installed 10.1 (AEGIS and BSD) on a DN590-T that >was previously running 9.7. The system has 8MB of RAM and a 348 >MB drive. The system's response to simple commands like 'ls' and >'cd' is exasperatingly slow at times. Apollo says they are aware >of the problem but don't have a solution yet. The problem seems >to be confined to DN570-590 series machines as our DN3500 has no >problems with 10.1. > > >Anybody else experience this same problem? And how. 570-T running very slow. Apollo or Mentor Graphics (I can't remember which) claims the 570-T machine is as fast if not faster than a 3000. DON'T YOU BELIEVE IT. Our 3000 has always been faster. (both run with 8Mb) Joe Amato jaa@philabs.philips.com | Some say "life is not worth living." | ...many have a wish to die. My company's views | I wonder, may differ | will they then say "death is not worth dying?"