ELF Binary Stripper?
Tony Nelson
tonynelson at georgeanelson.com
Thu Oct 13 16:25:40 UTC 2005
At 9:43 AM -0400 10/13/05, Matthew Saltzman wrote:
...
>I wonder if nicing it would avoid the problem of making your machine
>unresponsive. I don't see why it has to run at regular priority.
I see a renice +19 in /etc/cron.daily/prelink. Of course, this won't
reduce the CPU usage below 100%, it just changes who gets it first.
>Also, the amount of work prelink does can be controlled in
>/etc/sysconfig/prelink. Normally, it should be quick (only bins and libs
>that have changed), but every two weeks it runs normally. If you aren't
>upgrading RPMs, it apparently doesn't do anything at all until after a
>week elapses.
...
Anything that confuses prelink enough that it always runs a full prelink
would make it take a long time. Perhaps it can't find /etc/prelink.cache
or it thinks the cache is bad or some such. Perhaps -v would help diagnose
the problem, as would running it directly and observing.
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