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Re: [opensuse] Preload HowTo
- From: Michael Schueller <schueller-berlin@xxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 25 Sep 2005 17:57:45 +0200
- Message-id: <200509251757.46039.schueller-berlin@xxxxxx>
Am Sonntag, 25. September 2005 16:48 schrieb nordi:
> Michael Schueller wrote:
[...]
> The parser should contain something like "grep -v /home" in two
> places. Remove that, and it should be just as fast as PePr. Now
> you could do that with all your apps, or just use PePr and get it
> done in 1/10 of the time.
O.K. the different is clear now, but ...
When in your script the /home directory is includet and in the
strace_parser not, what happens in your script with those files
which are changing ?
Opera loades a lot of files from the user cache (per default opera
caches 20 MB), but those files are changing.
Could i use a WildCard for the user cache ?
For Example, i got hunderts of lines like this :
open /home/marvin/.opera/cache4/opr002JI.gif
Could i change them to
open /home/$USER/.opera/cache4/*.*
so that allways the cache is loadet whatever it looks, and whoever
it starts ?
Michael
> Michael Schueller wrote:
[...]
> The parser should contain something like "grep -v /home" in two
> places. Remove that, and it should be just as fast as PePr. Now
> you could do that with all your apps, or just use PePr and get it
> done in 1/10 of the time.
O.K. the different is clear now, but ...
When in your script the /home directory is includet and in the
strace_parser not, what happens in your script with those files
which are changing ?
Opera loades a lot of files from the user cache (per default opera
caches 20 MB), but those files are changing.
Could i use a WildCard for the user cache ?
For Example, i got hunderts of lines like this :
open /home/marvin/.opera/cache4/opr002JI.gif
Could i change them to
open /home/$USER/.opera/cache4/*.*
so that allways the cache is loadet whatever it looks, and whoever
it starts ?
Michael
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