Linux question

[eq4me]

Finally I see what you meant. Yes I should explicitely stated that I loaded 'static' zones. I thought from the context of the thread this was obvious, who would care if I could load whatever amount of dynamic(aka sleeping) zones.

And yes, English is not my native language.

Well, I think its time to stop derailing this thread and visit Jest II.

[KingMort]

Don't act all High and Mighty Devn00b

Raid Addicts has been around 2 years longer than yours, and it has always run JUST FINE IN LINUX <-----

The server is CURRENTLY hosted in LINUX, and can handle probably 150 people before any lag or ld starts to occur....

Remember what this project is about , it's about helping people, not some pissing contest... Remember your place..

Jest and Zeb, have done really good work, they PWN your server ...

Rant off

King Mortenson

[fathernitwit]

I dont care to get involved in the rest of this thread, but I wanted to post a factual piece of information.

PEQ runs gentoo with a 2.6 kernel, 2GB of ram, P4 3.2Ghz HT. It runs 112 zones (98 static, 15 dynamic) all the time... server load average is high with people on (can get over 100), but the machine has been up 282 days right now and things generally run reasonable.

Further, all zones, static and dynamic, effectively sleep when there are no people in them... so booting several hundred static zones with no people on will not likely load the CPU all that much... RAM is another story however. On that note, lots of spell casting NPCs are the biggest source of CPU load right now.