Fabianx
11-24-2004, 07:49 PM
Hi,
you might have heard of using sort lists to optimize the speed of a LIVE CD.
(Use mkisofs -sort)
But always there was the question:
How can you create those sort-lists.
Klaus answer was always:
- Install to HD, boot from HD and use Knoppix.mksortlist to create mkisofs.sort.
But many of us used just the chroot method to do a quick remaster.
So we could not use the sortlist-feature ...
To avoid this issue, I have created a kernel module, which automatically monitors each file access together with the corresponding time.
So you can now create a CD, boot it once (for example with bootfrom=/dev/hdaX/*.iso) and then speed-optimize it by creating the ISO-file again and burn and be happy ;).
Well I dunno if you have a use for it.
I just thought, I share my work :-).
For more info see here:
http://www.linuxtag.org/wws/arc/debian-knoppix/2004-11/msg00055.html
To get the monitor module go to:
http://debian.tu-bs.de/knoppix/experiments/monitor/monitor-0.2.tar.gz
Usage is explained in above post.
cu
Fabian
you might have heard of using sort lists to optimize the speed of a LIVE CD.
(Use mkisofs -sort)
But always there was the question:
How can you create those sort-lists.
Klaus answer was always:
- Install to HD, boot from HD and use Knoppix.mksortlist to create mkisofs.sort.
But many of us used just the chroot method to do a quick remaster.
So we could not use the sortlist-feature ...
To avoid this issue, I have created a kernel module, which automatically monitors each file access together with the corresponding time.
So you can now create a CD, boot it once (for example with bootfrom=/dev/hdaX/*.iso) and then speed-optimize it by creating the ISO-file again and burn and be happy ;).
Well I dunno if you have a use for it.
I just thought, I share my work :-).
For more info see here:
http://www.linuxtag.org/wws/arc/debian-knoppix/2004-11/msg00055.html
To get the monitor module go to:
http://debian.tu-bs.de/knoppix/experiments/monitor/monitor-0.2.tar.gz
Usage is explained in above post.
cu
Fabian