Hello, I tried ULE with BETA5 and for me it felt a bit sluggish when making ports. So I did some "realworld" simulation and compared 4BSD/ULE to see what numbers tell me. And the prooved my feeling right. It seems that ULE is priorizing nice a little higher, but in general the output of the 4 BSD machine is higher and finishing the tests took not so long as with ULE, especially the "make configure" differs horribly. What I did is to start "flops" with (standard) nice, start bonnie++ simultaniously (without nice) and run "make configure" in /usr/ports/net/samba3. I did the same with flops unniced... But same result, 4BSD gives better benchmarks results in shorter time... Unfortunately I don't know a good way to format these results in a nice way, so here's a example of the script I ran and attached the resulting text files: #!/bin/csh cd /usr/ports/net/samba3 make clean make extract /usr/bin/time -h -o /tmp/flops.ule.nonice.time flops > /tmp/flops.ule.nonice.result & /usr/bin/time -h -o /tmp/bonnie++.ule.nonice.time bonnie++ -d /usr -u 0 -r 256 > /tmp/bonnie++.ule.nonice.result & /usr/bin/time -h -o /tmp/samba.configure.ule.nonice.time make configure For anyone who can imagine what goes wrong in ULE, I can't ;) -Harry
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