cd/dvd-burning very slow
laurent.bellegarde
laurent.bellegarde at free.fr
Mon Dec 15 08:56:34 GMT 2008
gusage . a écrit :
> Hi, I run ubuntu studio 8.04 on an amd64 and the first time I
> freshly installed it on my computer it behaved like yours. Apps ran
> extremely slow.. only opening a terminal could take 1 minute.
> Then, I reinstalled the system and since that second installation
> everything seems to work normally.
> The only thing that I did differently between first and second fresh
> installs was that during the first installation (the wrong one) my
> computer was connected to the internet and during the second it didn't.
> Hope that it helps you.
>
> Gerard.
hi,
sometimes, a low work of apps mean a bad install in partition.
many people put large size for swap partition, which is a very bad idea.
with many experience, if your system has 2 Go ram or more, it's no use
to have a swap partition. Only advanced users in video editing with
large encoding operations could use a small swap. In every case,
creating a swap partition larger than 400 Mo have two consequences :
- slow all the system
- destroy too much the hard disk with too many access to the disk.
so for me, swap should not be larger than 400 Mo.
to control your partitions in a terminal,
df -h
Hopes it helps.
Laurent
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