Dan is right. 4 GB of RAM was used.
Jim Leek wrote:
On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 8:41 AM, Dan Gibson <degibson@xxxxxxxx
<mailto:degibson@xxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Installation of the OS can take a LONG LONG time to run. Having 32
processors and 64 GB of memory will only slow things down. If you're
concerned about excess runtime, I'd recommend trying to make a 2-8
processor checkpoint with 4 GB of RAM (I believe the LogTM papers used
machines with 4 GB, though an author might correct me on that).
64GB of RAM did seem excessive, but I didn't find how much RAM was
used in the papers I read. I guess I'll try another install as you
suggest. I have to processors on this machine, so I don't think it
should be a problem to run another run of the script on a smaller target.
How long is a LONG time? How many days are we talking about here? I
would have expected, at the very least, some sort of progress bar from
Solaris. I haven't seen any new output in 13 hours, but I've also
never installed Solaris before, so maybe that's normal?
Jim
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