Well I used to run games from an eSATA express card which went through the PCIe bus, so I'd never have got the full bandwidth of the eSATA while playing. I'm going to get a FW800 external caddie next week I think and then install Windows on my new MBP.
Still not sure whether to install Vista or...
Full OS for $29, Family Packs (5 installations) $59. Its technically being marketed as an Upgrade only for Leopard users and Tiger users are encouraged to get the Box set which includes iLife '09 and iWork '09 but the upgrade includes the full OS so Tiger users can use it as well.
I think the...
I'm thinking of upgrading my laptop, but the next generation has removed the ExpressCard port that I previously used for an eSATA hard drive to keep my game data on, so I'm wondering if the performance is going to be severely degraded by running the games from a SATA to FireWire 800 caddie...
Well... Linux itself isn't an OS but a kernel which is generally bundled with the GNU userland tools to create an OS, that OS is then fiddled and faddled into the various different distributions, hence why I chose FreeBSD even though its not technically a Linux OS ;)
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the only files I can think of that PHP might link/unlink regularly are session files, but an individual script might add more to that. Of course if you've got the ZendOptimizer then I believe that caches the optimised scripts to the file system, at least I'd expect it to.
How are you running...
Do you know what its trying to do? Looks like it might be trying to unlink a file on an ext3 file system but I'm guessing you've worked that much out already.
Re: Why is there still 32 bit OS's?
I'd forgotten about stone-age 16bit apps, that said I'm not saying they couldn't run those on older hardware, if your OS and hardware works theres nothing forcing you to upgrade it to something 64-bit capable.
As pointed out 64-bit isn't a speed booster, but...
Re: Why is there still 32 bit OS's?
I don't see why dropping 32-bit OS's would step on anyone toes. Provided the 64-bit OS's can still run 32-bit apps there shouldn't be any problem.
Maybe it's down to driver manufacturers though, so guess you're right.
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