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Hey everyone, my first post..i tried looking for a simalar problem with no luck..
here is my hardware first off
acer ferrari 3200LMI notebook
AMD Athlon 64 2800+
512 DDR
80GB HD
now it installed no problem with the dvd iso (64 bit distro)
but upon booting up it took over 15 mins!, which is alright i guess for the first boot, but once im into the accual desktop, the machine runs really slow, taking a while to do simple tasks, Any ideas?
see im running systemcommander 8 to duel boot a xp and linux system. for my linux i got a 485 mb swap space.. is that ok? a 5 gig root and a 3 gig home partition
systemcommander is not a linux tool, try to pres f1 or f2 when you are in the boot menu maybe that give's you access to its setup.
Swap memory as a rule is equal to the internal memory, so in your case about 512Mb, if you had about 128Mb internal memory or less I would double it.
Splitting up your disk to create a different root and home is used in large organization's but not in home computing, create one partition for both.
Hi, i'm very newbie in linux world (about 1 week), i'm using fedora core 2, i haven't a laptop, but my desktop computer is so slow with fedora, it runs faster in windows xp, i have an intel celeron 633Mhz, 192Mb PC100 RAM, 40Gb HD, I want to ask you if you know how can i configure the system or something to do to get some better my pc performance... Thanks...
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