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In message <20041112185721.GA88473@ip.net.ua>, Ruslan Ermilov writes:

>I'm interested in completing i386 buildworld as fast as
>possible.

Then you should not run make universe should you ?  Shouldn't
you be running a "make buildworld ARCH=i386" then ?

>You disagree that the i386 part of "make universe" will
>complete faster in my scenario, while still providing an
>overall limit of 12 jobs?  I understand the drawback of
>my approach -- that the total time for "make universe"
>will be longer in my case.

That is not what make universe is for...

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