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From: Simon Shapiro <Shimon@i-Connect.Net>
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Subject: Re: Make World Times
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Hi Søren Schmidt;  On 04-Nov-97 you wrote: 
>  In reply to Simon Shapiro who wrote:
> > Those of us who like I/O systems, here are some interesting statistics:
> > 
> > Total time to build (from fresh install, cd /usr/src;make world): 
> > 1h42m.
>  
>  I do a make world in 1h03m, so what :)
>  
>  What kind of CPU etc are you using for this, without that info
>  the numbers is just nonsense...

So nicely put...  I thought it was there... Twin P6-200.  What are you
using to get this amazing time?  Is it a plain, just installed make world?
We are trying to optimize the build.  Right?

Simon