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From: graichen@omega.physik.fu-berlin.de (Thomas Graichen)
Subject: Re: emacs (19.28) and freebsd (1.1) problems
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Date: Mon, 28 Nov 1994 10:54:11 GMT
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count@snafu.muncca.fi (Bror 'Count' Heinola) writes:
> It doesn't happen in my system (486/66, 32M RAM, FreeBSD 1.1R)
> and I really don't know what could be the cause. How did you compile
> yours? My emacs binary looks like this;
>-rwxr-xr-t 1 root 1470464 Nov 6 00:14 /usr/local/bin/emacs-19.28
i've found out that the "start time" is the same as on linux (may be the
emacs loads too many lisp files at the beginning (?) - i had compared it
with 19.25 on linux - sorry) - now i've build the emacs-19.22 that was on my
freebsd-cdrom and it comes quick
>>- if i start several emacses directly one after another they are all waiting
>>and if the first one appears (after ~ 5 seconds) on the screen all the
>>others die (watched with top)
> I didn't manage to get that to happen either.
it happens not so often with 19.22 - but i may produce it sometimes starting
two emacses very short one after the other (emacs &; emacs &) - but it
did'nt happen always - i've tried it on a 386/387DX40 8M and on a
486/487DX50 20M - both the same - but now i hope 2.0 will solve the problem
- but i'm happy about any idea you have for now
thanks again - thomas
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