> > > http://home.earthlink.net/~rwhron/kernel/k6-2-475.html
> >
> > Even when mostly uncached, dbench still produces flaky results.
> Below are results from a couple of aa releases, and a few rmap
> releases.
[snip results: -aa twice as fast as -rmap for dbench,
-rmap twice as fast as -aa for tiobench]
What would be interesting here are the dbench dots, where
a '+' indicates that a program exits.
It's possible that under one of the kernels the programs
are getting throttled differently and some of the dbench
processes exit _way_ earlier than the others, leaving a
much lighter load on the rest of the system for the second
part of the test.
It would be interesting to see the dbench dots from both
-aa and -rmap ;)
regards,
Rik
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