On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 03:38:44PM -0700, David T. Harris wrote:
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> Maybe it has something to do with the filesystem used on Knoppix and similar livecd's v.s. the one(s) used on the *BSD livecd's. I'd be interested in learning this myself, and would delve into it more if I wasn't so busy with school & work currently.
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Maybe . . . but that seems odd. I know that the filesystem used by
default in BSD Unix installs on the hard drive performs pretty well, so
unless there's some kind of "it's not designed for this" problem with
running from a LiveCD or a different filesystem is used on the LiveCD
than on the hard drive install, I don't know how the filesystem would be
to blame.
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