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T.Rextasy are the only band to have been authorised and endorsed by Marc Bolan's Catalogue Management, are now officially recognised as the world's No.1 group dedicated to the greatest glam rocker of them all, Marc Bolan of T.Rex. With their uncanny doppelganger lead singer and lead guitarist, Danielz, T.Rextasy perform a powerful and mesmerising presentation of Marc Bolan's rock and pop anthems.
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The land for Scripps Park was donated by the Scripps family. The park was the site of the homestead of the Scripps family, pioneers in journalism. Scripps Park offers a swimming pool, tennis courts, the Virginia community building, playground, picnic area, baseball diamonds, and two guest houses for rent. The golf course is an 18-hole public course built in 1923 with irrigation from tee to green. There are approximately 16 bunkers strategically placed around the course and water hazards are in play.
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Scripps Park Golf Course was originally built as a 9-hole course in 1923. The original 9 has many rolling fairways with bunkered greens and challenging water hazards. In 2002 the course expanded to 18 holes with the back 9 having the open feeling of a "links style" course. The wide fairways and creative hazards complement the demanding greens. All 18 holes are irrigated and provide consistent play from early spring to late fall. The course is long enough to be enjoyably challenging but easily accessible to walkers as well as cart players. You can purchase annual individual or family passes or pay by the round. Cart rental and a well stocked pro shop is available. The course can also accommodate groups and corporate outings.
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Spring Lake Park in Macomb, IL. has three different singletrack trails ranging in intermediate to difficult. At 10 miles in length this park has a nice smattering of everything an adrenaline junky would want. The trails here are tight in some spots with a few ladder bridges, log piles and even a teeter-totter, and the hills just keep coming with jumps that make you feel weightless.
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NICHOLVILLE – Rep. William L. Owens, D-Plattsburgh, stopped at the headquarters of Nicholville Telephone Co. on Friday to survey the progress of a massive broadband Internet construction project financed largely through federal stimulus money.
This is one of those infrastructure pieces that we have to have if we are going to have economic development in the north country, said Mr. Owens.
Using roughly $33 million in stimulus money awarded in 2010 through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Slic Network Solutions, a subsidiary of Nicholville Telephone Co., has placed 800 miles of fiber-optic cables throughout the north country.
Were very close to being done, said Philip J. Wagschal, president of Slic.
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Robert WhittakerTRAINING: Training varies depending on what I need to work on. It's generally two sessions a day and I get as much as I can out of them. Balance that with R and R and it makes a happy fighter. Thoughts on opponent, Brad Tavares? Brad is a tough fighter; he's well rounded and experienced. I'm going to go in there expecting a war and I can't wait. When and why did you start training for fighting? I started fighting in '09. I've always loved competing in sports and I've always loved the thrill of the fight. What ranks and titles have you held? I've been ranked high in Australian MMA and I hold the Super Fight Australia Welterweight belt. TUF Smashes welterweight winner Do you have any heroes? None What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? For me to fight in the UFC is the biggest honor and privilege in my fighting career. It is a way to provide for my family whilst doing the sport that I love most. It also allows me to show the world my fighting ability. Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? No What was your job before you started fighting? I worked as an apprentice electrician for Railcorp. Ranks in any martial arts styles: I have a black belt in Karate, a black belt in Hapkido, and a purple belt in BJJ Favorite grappling technique: Ground and pound Favorite striking technique: The one that lands
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For those wanting pixar to do more original stuff their next three movies are all original concepts. No sequals, prequals, or spin-offs.
Here is the latest trailer for Pixar's Monsters University. I have noticed post about Monsters U don't get a lot of comments. Are you Maniacs ready for a Monsters INC. prequel? Sound off below.
The Plot: Mike Wazowski and James P. Sullivan are an inseparable pair, but that wasn't always the case. From the moment these two mismatched monsters met they couldn't stand each other. "Monsters University" unlocks the door to how Mike and Sulley overcame their differences and became the best of friends.
The original film was nominated for four Oscars: Best Animated Feature Film, Best Original Score, Best Sound Editing and Best Original Song—"If I Didn't Have You," for which it won.
Monsters University features the voice talents of Billy Crystal, John Goodman, Steve Buscemi, Dave Foley, Julia Sweeney, Joel Murray, Peter Sohn
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Still looks good to me.
For those wanting pixar to do more original stuff their next three movies are all original concepts. No sequals, prequals, or spin-offs.
I love Pixar and so far their sequels have been as good as the originals.
This looks like it will keep the trend going.
Now if we can just get an Incredibles sequel in the works....
this looks like it might be a bit of fun, sure its a prequel but its also a fresh story that doesn't borrow on its predecessor too much. If I didn't know of Monsters Inc I might yhink this was the first film. Of course I had no sound so I'm limited by the visuals.


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A Heflin police officer continues his recovery after a gunshot wound he received last month. Heflin police officer Jackie Stovall underwent surgery late Tuesday according to Heflin Police Department Interim Chief AJ Benefield.
Benefield said that doctors performed Tuesday's surgery because Stovall was not properly healing. A third surgery is possible late this week or early next week, according to Benefield. Officer Stovall underwent a preliminary surgery that lasted about six hours on December 15 after being shot by a suspect who began a police chase in Cleburne County.
Stovall was involved in the chase to Oxford where he was shot by 33-year-old Romero Moya, who was reportedly using an assault rifle. Moya was accused of killing three family members and injuring his 19-month-old son. After stealing a car and leading police on a second chase through Calhoun County, Moya was shot and killed in Coldwater.
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PORTLAND — The devices look like tall tubes. Airline passengers step into them, raise their arms and get scanned with electromagnetic waves. Each scan takes a couple of seconds, and produces an image on a screen.
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Three new state-of-the-art passenger scanning devices at the Portland International Jetport enable the Transportation Security Administration to detect metal, and non-metal threats such as plastic explosives.
The devices were installed last week, and TSA workers assigned to Portland's airport are finishing their on-the-job training this week. The agency demonstrated the new technology Monday, with TSA workers posing as passengers going through the screening process.
One worker, Gordon Field, walked through with his belt on and his cellphone in his pocket. The image – identical for every passenger – showed what TSA spokeswoman Ann Davis called "anomalies" with yellow discs over where Field's cellphone and belt buckle were.
"This is really the world's best technology to scan passengers quickly and safely for a metal or nonmetallic object," Davis said.
When the device does alert the staff to something on a passenger, TSA workers can search just that area, without having to do a complete pat-down.
The equipment uses what Davis described as harmless electromagnetic waves that are capable of detecting a tissue in someone's pocket. For that reason, passengers will have to empty their pockets or be subjected to a pat-down of the highlighted area.
Not everyone is convinced that the electromagnetic waves are harmless.
Matt Ware of Durham, who travels for business, said he avoids the new screeners — which have been in other airports for some time – in favor of more traditional screening.
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Jamie Daly of Omaha, Neb., said she also avoids the scans.
"I'm a medical student, so I get a lot of extra radiation all the time," she said. "For me, I just don't want any extra."
Daly said she plans to research the type of radiation that comes from the scanners to determine whether it's something she should really be worried about, but she hasn't had the time.
Davis said the devices use harmless electromagnetic radiation, more like television or radio waves than potentially harmful radiation like X-rays.
The devices cost about $150,000 each. Early versions showed an accurate image of the passenger's body shape, which prompted concerns about privacy.
The new software displays only a human outline, an image that is deleted once the passenger passes the checkpoint, Davis said.
Kim Burnham of Windham said she used the new devices Monday as she returned from a snowmobiling trip to Montana and she has no concerns.
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Any passenger who prefers not to be screened by the new technology can still walk through a metal detector, and get a full pat-down if it goes off.
Davis said that in other airports – the "advanced imaging technology" is already in about 100 of the nation's 450 airports – more than 98 percent of passengers choose the new system.
Paul Bradbury, the jetport's director, said it's good for the jetport to get the scanners.
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But it won't necessarily speed up security screening, because carry-on items still must go on a conveyor belt through an X-ray machine. And passengers still must remove their shoes when they're being screened.
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I am so thrilled. In 2007, Lucas toured a historic building in Marin, suggesting he wanted a "learning" film production facility... apprenticeship rather than school. It seemed out of place, even in light of the amazing Letterman complex at the Presidio. He said, knowingly, that he was "pretty sure Hollywood would be moving north in about 5 years". Struck me as odd at the time, but obviously this has been in the works for some time.
I am so thrilled for the Presidio, arguably the most beautiful Park in a city anywhere in the world, as well as the entire NW SF, and Marin corridor, which should turn into a wonderful film/tech center.
Can't wait to see this blossom... it will be so healthy for our bay area!
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I honestly think for Star Wars fans this is great news. The recreation and re-writing of such a complete masterpiece will certainly be even more awaited than any other movies in this industry. Known already for this great idea, Georges Lucas was criticized for the writing so I think the fact that Disney bought the productions is huge since they are known for putting the right directors at the right place. This is also a great way for Disney to make billions because as I said previously, this will be a hit. Disney just did two birds with one stone hit by making people very happy and in the same time making money out of it. I wouldn't be surprised to see its stock raise close to the launch date of the first remake of the movies.
I hope Disney hires some good script writers--say Tom Stoppard--to work on the new Star Wars movies. Only the first Star Wars movie was any good. The others were just special effects, setting, makeup, and wardrobe spread about with no deference to theme, plot, tension.
I think the real reason Disney wanted Lucas' franchise was so they can terrorize the Disney family's museum in the Pesidio. I'm sure team Rodent will play hard ball with the Presidio Trust.
I feel for the poor sods in Letterman. Disney is known for their paranoia.
Star Wars is abominable rubbish. So a good acquisition for Disney.
On the one hand it is detrimental an audience of loyal fans for the owners of a much loved franchise, that is so important to modern western culture, to milk the 'magic' for the sole purpose of generating revenues for an ailing company. On the other hand, the nature of the strong fan-base that has proven to come out in masses for the prequel trilogy born from their natural curiosity towards the evolution of the story means that any future release will be met with a fascination shielded with caution. Hopefully Disney delivers
I am just wondering how a mouse can handle a star war
Sure, Star Wars is the big news, but let's remember that this merger also allows Indiana Jones to finally pair up with the team that last sought the Treasure of the Lost Lamp.
I just wish to state that the Yoda line at the end of the article made me crack up.
Disney is maybe starting to be a little too big for company. I don't really know what to think about this purchase.
It is awesome for us, as fans, which means there will be other movies, but still I think the sixth movie still conclude pretty well the saga and I wonder what will be done for the seventh.
It will take a good script, a good director and good actors to make honours to the first movies producted.
Of course, it allows Disney to reach again new publics like it did when buying Marvel and pixar but people are now afraid, should we say afraid? that it might be more "for kids"... I think that the best way to see is to wait because obviously, by doing this purchase, Disney is not just gonna sit there and produce princess or cars movies, it will produce either a star wars or indiana jones...
What honours? Star Wars franchise sucked, period. Prequels sucked, and the originals sucked as well. Only the Empire Strikes Back was a decent movie, and even that did not stand the test of time very well. George Lucas made riches on the back of his luck, and the franchise worshippers should be happy that an actually competent director/producer is going to be re-creating the Star Wars universe.
family stories are told by films every day across the world. star wars tell the especially good stories of two generations. the father grew up to be evil. the son followed by a different way but was destined to meet the father in the end. the stories vividly elaborate the father's ambitions and his worry for his mother,his love for the wife, his respect for the masters and his mercy for the son. the films present the games for kids to play, the choices the teenagers have to make, and the affections the elders raise in their deep hearts.
disney is good at telling fair stories. i'm wondering how the mouse can handling star wars.
Marvel Comics, The Muppets, Star Wars, ABC.
How much of public media, and popular culture does Disney need to control? More and more fiction going to fewer decision makers. This is wrong. this is creeping homogeneity. This should be an anti-trust issue.
I've always been a Marvel fan, but this time i'm rooting for Sony and DC comics to put Disney down.
I'd like to pretend that I am smart enough to analyze this as an industry professional, but I won't here. I'll just go anecdotal:
If the two-hour-long line for Star Tours on any given day at Disney's Hollywood Studios (during the Great Recession) can teach us anything, it's that Disney gets things right and people go nuts for Star Wars. Anyone who hates on this acquisition is just being cynical. This is awesome stuff and great news for fans.
Disney has deep pockets and a lot of talent, so they may be able to make a good movie or two out of this.
But Lucas, for his part, is using the money for philanthropy, saying he'll set up an educational charity and funnel the money into that. That is far more important than whether the next Star Wars movie will be any good.
He already gave a ridiculous amount of money to USC...
Star Wars fans seem to actually be split by this decision. Whatever side of the fence you fall on, I think we should all be glad that George Lucas isn't going to be writing anymore.
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IF Disney were smart they would use this Vegas-Style Extravaganza Creative Re-interpetation of the Star Wars Theme Song for their 7th Film:
A new Star Wars trilogy. Have people forgotten the last one already? They actually want a third trilogy? For what, so the writers can show how incompetent an assassin can be or a racial caricature or obvious potshots at Bush? This isn't good writing people. This is milking a franchise that people like because it's a franchise and not because the new material is likable.
The lameness of last trilogy was not a product of lucasfilm itself, but only that of George Lucas. He insisted on directing them. Of the six films, Empire Strikes Back is widely regarded as the best, and was directed by Irvin Kershner. A screen adaptation of the series by Timothy Zahn would do well, under the right director.
Gigle, your comments are slightly naive. Star Wars was meant to have 9 episodes. Lucas said that he was too "exhausted" to make episode 7,8,9, and based on the quality of the last trilogy, it's clear that Lucas no longer has the passion, drive, or creativity to take the franchise any further. The franchise can be "milked" even further, thankfully, with white gloves.
where is proof that Star Wars ever had 9 episodes in mind? George just ups that number every time he needs too.
truth is George Lucas is a talented but lazy director.
perhaps that is what money did to him.
Ha - Charlie, any nerd or geek that has held on to his/her virginity longer than they care to admit (like me) knows this. There was always supposed to be 9 episodes.
Lucas is a visionary but his passion is no longer there. He did his best to ruin the star wars brand the last time around, with poor writing, annoying characters, and over-all cheesy commercialism - ironically, things Disney have proven they can avoid, as with their purchase and use of Marvel's catalog.
I just read this...
Now its 12 films:
"truth is George Lucas is a talented but lazy director."
Indeed, he is a much better businessman than director, and will be remembered as such.
How is it 'naive'? I knew that he had some plans for nine movies at one point. However that doesn't change the fact that another trilogy would be pointless, especially considering the poor writing that went into the previous trilogy.
And to MadJerry, yes, Lucas' directing was considered a problem with the second trilogy. That doesn't change the fact that there isn't much reason to expect that they would go out of their to get a good director.
And that's not even getting into the problems of actors. Since every actor from the first trilogy is gone (and they can't bring back any of the actors from the second) they not only have to get us to like completely new characters (since most of us haven't read the books) but also new actors who might flop*.
*See Anakin, Qui-gon, Palpatine (if you didn't find his overly hammy acting amusing) etc.
Charlie - it could be 15, 20 films, an entire trilogy just on Darth Maul for all I care. As long as it's well written and produced - something Disney is more than capable of doing.
Gigle - You are not going to get an argument from me about the horrible writing, acting, or ethnic "attributes" imposed on certain characters in the last trilogy. (I assume that all the imperial officers having British accents in the original set was ok.) And poor George Bush - Lucas had the nerve to tap into the then anti-Iraq war sentiment in the zeitgeist.
Are all of the actors from the first trilogy dead? Last time I checked, most of the actors from the original series - Hammill, Fisher etc - are still alive, and people in the galaxy do age. Why can't they be older and wiser?
I still don't understand your "pointless" comment - from what perspective? Disney making a bucket loads of cash? from blowing a fresh air of creativity into an underwhelming franchise, which has dozens of characters AND POTENTIAL NEW ONES, many with yet to be developed arcs(on film)- with a loyal and rabid fan base, ready to devour it all - especially if it is well made.
If The Batman can be resurrected from its Clooney/Schumacher nadir, surely - there is a (new) hope for Star Wars.
The British accents was, I assume, because it sounds 'upper class' to an American ear. Not exactly the nicest thing to do admittedly, but it wasn't an attack on the U.K. itself.
As for the original actors, it's been too long. The ones who are still alive (and have any kind of career intact which isn't many) probably wouldn't be able to pull off the physical activities required of them following the second trilogy. It's been decades.
'Pointless' simply meant that I don't believe it would work and it would just get money from die-hard fans. There comes a point where a broad audience just doesn't feel inspired to go see it.
And Batman has an advantage. With Batman you have an firmly established character so fans don't have to get a completely new introduction and the Batman stories are so long that you can pick nearly anything. However even that can't save a franchise if the writers produce something that people just don't like. Look at superhero movies (or the lack of any good ones) in the late 90s. If it wasn't for the improvements in special effects technology and a surge of nostalgia in the U.S. it probably would have taken an extra decade to bring them back.
Disney has the Princess Musical Spectacular which features a buffet of Princesses including Snow White, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Beauty of the Beast, Mermaid Ariel and of course Minnie Mouse.
I can imagine Princess Leia with the two Cinnamon Buns fastened to her head dancing merrily in the same musical Big Finale. And Han Solo as a space-pirate Prince Charming in his billowing puffy-sleeved pirate shirt.
Plus it could be a great endorsement for Cinnabuns...the only Princess that smells like fresh cinnamon.
It is marketing symbiosis.
Despite faster than light warp engines, levitating antigravity cities, and advanced intergalactic spaceships,
=> Star Wars boiled down not to the Stars, Wars or Technology.
At the heart was the Story of a Dysnfunctional Family.
-An orphan ripped from his poor mother and instead put into guardianship by a demented dwarf with an oriental accent.(don't even mention the Virgin Birth)
-a deadbeat father estranged from his kids:
"Luke I am your Father. Leia is your twin sister. I got burned in a volcano" => That sums up the Six-Episode Trilogy(?).
-a strange cult who take kids and brainwash them in a martial arts academy
-space pirates who rebel against 'whatever you got'
-Space Nazi's who used Hitler's own slick uniform designs and SS Stromtroopers
-A wayward teen ager who drove cars too fast and dabbled in incest with his twin sister
-Death Star that is destroyed, and rebuilt so it can be destroyed again.
-a sister who rebels against her father and goes for bad boy 'Space Truckers' at the intergalactic truckstop. She is a space floozy and goes for wacky hair styles and uber fashion. She insists she is a 'Princess'. She has two Cinnabuns taped to the side of her head.
-family knife fights: the father even cut off his son's hand!
-a beloved English uncle who suffered from dementia and talked crazy
-a co pilot with rabies and fleas. And does not speak English yet can fly spaceship more complex than Apollo.
-People who bring a knife to a gun fight
-a mother who enabled it all and has a world class sense of denial.
-And the Force That exists in all living things...it binds us...Powerful it is.
This Family is more Southern 'Trailer Park' than 'Galactic Royalty'.
A lot of this 'war' could have been prevented with family therapy, regular family dining at the dining table, family mobile unlimited txt plan, and wholesome family activities like Bingo Night.
Instead it blew up and consumed the whole galaxy in flame!
We can go to the Moon and peer into galaxies lights years away...but we can't get past family dysfunctions.
Star Wars is a a Soap Opera for Nerds.
"Dallas" or "All My Children" are similar great franchises without all the special effects.
America's and the World's most famous Dysfunctional Family is The Simpson's. They make Star Wars look like plastic mini action figures.
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A critical thing to note, these tests did not use LLVM 3.4. Which will help the 7000 series on up allot.
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A critical thing to note, these tests did not use LLVM 3.4. Which will help the 7000 series on up allot.
Interesting to see the 270X and 7950 results on Xonotic in Ultimate setting... were there any rendering issues?
By the way it would be nice if there were benchmarks done with AA and/or AF.
The Radeon 6870 seems to be the sweet spot according to those benchmarks - worst case being 50% performance, mostly getting close to 90%.
I think that was also the last WLIV5 card, before they moved to WLIV4 for the 69xx and then a mixture of WLIV4 and GCN for later cards.
(Inclusion of the latest LLVM may change the sweetspot...)
Maybe AMD can provide ppa for LLVM with their work?
It would speed up testing. (And Oibaf could add that to his drivers then)
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The GCC developers always mention building Firefox with LTO now uses less ram, etc.
But, what differences are there with large and complicated software like Firefox?
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The GCC developers always mention building Firefox with LTO now uses less ram, etc.
But, what differences are there with large and complicated software like Firefox?
PHP takes three times as long to compile? Someone made a bad assumption there, or else something's wrong.
But I thought the kernel generally had pretty low CPU usage anyway (I guess the BYTE benchmark being an exception). I'm unsure as to why big speed ups in general software usage would be expected from optimisations the compiler can do to the kernel.
Along with LTO, i am interested in seeing some PGO benchmarks.
Where did you get the kernel stuff from? The test is about using -lto compile flag on application performance (and compile time).
I wish the apache benchmark had more infomration. Although it may be good enough for relative performance gain it says very lilttle.
On one of my machines I got from 5000req/s to 26000req/s on 6KB file by using different options like keepalive and concurrecncy level.
Moreover there is lettle lto can do if apache uses dynamic modules. All the hooks and codepaths still need to be there in case a module needs them.
It would be more interesting to benchmark apache compiled with static-modules option.
PGO is trickier. for any given app that you want to compile with PGO then you must write a script that runs the program with some representative task, in order to make a profile. If the profile tasks are not representative you may end up optimising the wrong paths.
I could be wrong, but...
If you are going to be using LTO, I don't think you are suppose to care about how long it takes to compile. Of course it's going to take longer because you are optimizing the code on a global rather than local scale. If you use LTO, you are already saying you care more about the speed of the binary rather than how long it takes to compile. It is good to know the compile time hit that LTO takes, but I don't think it's really that relevant when using LTO. It is definitely a finished build option and not a debugging/develop option.
I'd be very interested in how the binary size changes when using LTO. While there is more in-lining, there may be some dead-code drop and other GCC magic. Just curious if you can say: "when using LTO, the binary size will in general (in/de)crease".


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Are there stabel fsck tools for btrfs available already?
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For those curious about the file-system performance of Ubuntu 12.10, here are some benchmarks from Quantal's Linux 3.5 kernel with the EXT4, XFS, and Btrfs file-systems.
Interesting to the btrfs doing very well with threaded I/O does that make it ideal for SSDs?
Are there stabel fsck tools for btrfs available already?
I've always found it hard to choose a FS based on IO and throughput graphs alone. I wish there were an easy way to incorporate CPU utilization, latency, and other factors without having to resort to fancy OLAP/Cubes or pivot tables. I hate to admit this, but a huge number of our enterprise systems still use EXT3 because I am unable to make a case for another FS in a quick and easily demonstrable manner. Those environments that do run EXT4 were only changed after a duplicate environment was created and full perf/regression analysis had been conducted.
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Not an Ubuntu user, so a small question: Do I have to expect that the Ubuntu kernel will be patched in a way that I can see differences in filesystem performance compared to a stock kernel from kernel.org? If so, wouldn't it make sense to also put the stock kernel into those benchmarks?
Or is there any other reason to test specifically the Ubuntu kernel and not a stock one, besides having Ubuntu in the title of the article for getting more page-hits from Ubuntu users?
BTRFS has an SSD mount option which changes some of the underlying logic. To date, I have not seen a compelling set of benchmark results to call it faster than without the mount option on an SSD.
There are tools for BTRFS, including fsck. I do not know that I would call them stable (It's a relative term), nor do I believe that fsck is as essential as it was with the previous generation of filesystems.
I do not believe that there will be performance impacting differences (you could look at the diffs). Regarding performance, I would recommend that you double check the BTRFS mount options during the installation of Ubuntu, as the defaults are pretty tame, and may not be the most suitable for your installation.
between the COW and the online checking, there is less need for fsck on btrfs compared to ext3/4. The is a btrfsck since a few months ago:
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If you do hit file system errors it is worth getting on the btrfs irc channel. they can help figure out if you have actually hit a bug in btrfs.
for ext4 you could argue based on features. the main ones being less fragmentation, faster fsck, and more recently metadata checksums https://ext4.wiki.kernel.org/index.p...data_Checksums http://kernelnewbies.org/Linux_3.5#h...a7b417333147f8
for btrfs you could argue that full checksumming makes the data much more safe. with traditional raid1 if a block differs between the 2 drives you only know that something is wrong (and you only notice when scrubbing), with brtfs 'raid1' you can see which version of the block has the right checksum and you can spot corruption without having to scrub.
but the counter argument is that much newer code makes it very unsafe. i am sure some people wont consider btrfs safe until they know it has been in wide spread use for 5 years.


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ati, the linux world has moved forward since kernel 2.6.28, update your flamin install scripts and fglrx code so it can cope with modern kernels.
Seriously, whats up with AMD? I am always able to install nvidia's drivers fine, never a problem. With with the ATI drivers, constant fglrx build issues, kernel incompatibilities:
So here we go again, I download ati-driver-installer-10-5-x86.x86_64.run after upgrading my kernel to 2.6.34, surprise surprise, ATI *still* hasn't realized that in the kernel source tree include/linux/utsrelease.h (and a number of other files have been moved to ../generated
this change occurred quite a while ago in the linux kernel source tree, but AMD don't seem to give a toss, of course the compilation of fglrx fails because its looking for these files in the wrong place. So after spending time and creating symlinks in the source tree to work around AMD's stupidity, fglrx still wont build.
PATHETIC.make[2]: Entering directory `/usr/src/linux-2.6.34'
CC [M] /usr/src/fglrx-8.732/2.6.x/firegl_public.o
In file included from /usr/src/fglrx-8.732/2.6.x/firegl_public.c:443:
/usr/src/fglrx-8.732/2.6.x/drm_proc.h: In function FGLDRM__vma_info:
/usr/src/fglrx-8.732/2.6.x/drm_proc.h:497: warning: format %08lx expects type long unsigned int, but argument 5 has type phys_addr_t
/usr/src/fglrx-8.732/2.6.x/firegl_public.c: In function KCL_SetPageCache_Array:
/usr/src/fglrx-8.732/2.6.x/firegl_public.c:1316: warning: passing argument 1 of KCL_ConvertPageToKernelAddress makes pointer from integer without a cast
/usr/src/fglrx-8.732/2.6.x/firegl_public.c: In function __ke__cmpxchg:
/usr/src/fglrx-8.732/2.6.x/firegl_public.c:1473: error: variable or field __ret declared void
/usr/src/fglrx-8.732/2.6.x/firegl_public.c:1473: error: variable or field __old declared void
/usr/src/fglrx-8.732/2.6.x/firegl_public.c:1473: error: variable or field __new declared void
/usr/src/fglrx-8.732/2.6.x/firegl_public.c: In function KCL_MapPageToPfn:
/usr/src/fglrx-8.732/2.6.x/firegl_public.c:1615: warning: unused variable bus_addr
make[3]: *** [/usr/src/fglrx-8.732/2.6.x/firegl_public.o] Error 1
make[2]: *** [_module_/usr/src/fglrx-8.732/2.6.x] Error 2
make[2]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/linux-2.6.34'
make[1]: *** [kmod_build] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/fglrx-8.732/2.6.x'
build failed with return value 2
make: *** [all] Error 1
The other thing is also, if you do not set MALLOC_CHECK_=0 before running the installer, the installer crashes during the fglrx build.
Why do they make it so difficult? I've been from kernel 2.6.32, .33, .34 and never had an nvidia driver install go bad. It just always seems to be with ATI i am forever stuffing around to get their drivers to install.
So, is there another patch to fix this fglrx issue with 2.6.34 kernels?
Sorry for the rant, but I am so sick to death of constantly running into the same issues with ATI drivers on linux.
ati, the linux world has moved forward since kernel 2.6.28, update your flamin install scripts and fglrx code so it can cope with modern kernels.
duh, why do you keep upgrading to kernel versions which are clearly not supported by the drivers yet? You're asking for pain.
It's a well known fact that ATI doesn't start supporting newer kernels until they're used by one of their supported distros. That's not incompetence as you suggest, that's a matter of priorities. You obviously don't like it, but ranting won't change anything about that.
Of course there's always the OS drivers if you need first-day-support on any released kernel..
For what it's worth, fglrx 10.5 works here with kernel 2.6.34 once I apply the two patches that you can find in various places on the internet, including this very forum.
It's just silly though, the nvidia drivers and installer are coded so that they cope with modern kernels, this means they are better written.
The 2.6.3X series kernels have been around for quite a while now, the move of utsrelease.h (and a few other header files) to the "generated" directory in the linux kernel source tree happened ages ago. Why is it unreasonable to expect that ATI can make some code in the driver to cope with this. It's easy to solve, but the coders are too lazy:
if (kernel version >= version where change were made to files in kernel source)
auto apply a patch which corrects the #include statements in the code
don't apply the patch
Why is it the nvidia drivers dont have this problem. Infact I have had custom kernel versions that are numerous major versions that is shipping with the stock distro kernel, and the nvidia drivers cope fine with building the kernel blob, it's worked every single time without hastle. I dont have to set MALLOC_CHECK_=0 with the nvidia driver install program, without specifying it, the ATI installer dies.
I think ATI could learn a few things from nvidia how to construct drivers for linux.
Only that the machine in question is not mine, it's fairly obvious what I would do about the video card if it was.
Typical example:
I installed kernel 2.6.34 on another system. I then installed a version of the nvidia driver that came out when 2.6.33 was just released, guess what? No hastles. That's why I am saying that the nvidia installer/driver code is better designed (more resilient).
I had to add this extra post because the forum doesnt allow editing after 1 minute? :/
Modeling the driver to work only around old kernels is poor form.
I'm not in front of my slackware box or I would post both patches directly on my system, but I think this may be both of them combined:
They model the driver to work around supported distributions. That's the way it is and it's not likely to change any time in the near future. The wrapper code is open source so folks can do things like patch it to make it work on newer kernels (if the changes can be made in the wrapper code, of course. There's not much point in complaining.
I will point out, however, that a thread subject like "Drivers for linux are rubbish" isn't likely to get folks to want to help you get the drivers working, and very nearly stopped me from pointing out that patches *do* exist to get the driver working on 2.6.34.
AMD probably has less developers working on the Linux driver. Their development is basically, fix it when it breaks. nVidia probably looks for signs of deprecation and fixes kernel bugs early. The only problems they get are things that are changed silently while fglrx doesn't work anyway.
I like to compare it to backing up a disk daily and replacing the drive when there are signs of new unreliability.
AMD seems to be the type that waits for the drive to stop writing and reading reliability, take the system down, send off their drive to the nearest recovery plant, and one month later you can begin using your server once all the data has been recovered.
That's the life you get when you use the newest stable kernel with AMD's Linux drivers.


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