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Whole system takes about 55 minutes on a Raspberry Pi. Just the kernel takes a bit over a minute. The build speed doesn't matter much if you don't like the run
by microcolonel 10y ago
Whole system takes about 55 minutes on a Raspberry Pi. Just the kernel takes a bit over a minute.
The build speed doesn't matter much if you don't like the runtime speed.
- mveety 10y agoRuntime speed isn't much of an issue for us. There's nothing in the codebase that large or complicated enough to be slow.
- ori_b 10y agoNote that the pi is about as fast as a 233 MHz pentium 2.
- groovy2shoes 10y agoAha! That makes so much sense to me. My first PC, which I still have (runs OpenBSD nowadays), is a 350 MHz Pentium II. When I got my Raspberry Pi (a version 1 model B), running a 500 MHz ARM, I was a little taken aback by just how much slower it seemed than my old P2 box. It's got a faster clock and more RAM, how could that be? But it certainly feels slower! Do you have any sources on this? Can you perhaps link me to something that explains the differences between the ARM and the P2 that lead to such a difference in performance despite the clock speeds?