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This... is just not true. I use journald extensively on a 600Mhz Cortex-A9 daily and it's not slow. I don't know what kind of log load you have, but even when I
by packetlost 2y ago
This... is just not true. I use journald extensively on a 600Mhz Cortex-A9 daily and it's not slow. I don't know what kind of log load you have, but even when I have processes crashlooping and am sending logs over SSH over a VPN it's fine.
- LtWorf 2y agoHe's talking about reading logs not writing them.
- packetlost 2y agoSo am I?
- Brian_K_White 2y agoHey everyone, it worked on his machine so it's actually not a problem and anyone who has a problem is lying or stupid. Glad that's cleared up.
- packetlost 2y agoThat's not even remotely what I said.
- awilfox 2y agoThe systemd journald test is the longest one on my 3 GHz Power9 system, nearly timing out: 1475/1475 systemd:libsystemd / test-journal-verify OK 28.44s but on x86 it runs in under 1s. Not sure the deal there.
- packetlost 2y agoI'm not familiar enough with the POWER ISA or POWER9 systems to have any idea what's going on there, but that is surprising.