[Asterisk-Dev] spike / asterisk hang? <- On a 360MHz CPU - no, 440 :)

Matt Hess mhess at livewirenet.com
Fri Jul 15 13:42:30 MST 2005


response below

Steven Critchfield wrote:

>On Fri, 2005-07-15 at 13:04 -0600, Matt Hess wrote:
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>>Jim Van Meggelen wrote:
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>>>Perhaps there are some performance optimizations that could improve
>>>matters somewhat, but I suspect that the least expensive, most painless
>>>way to resolve it is to replace the system with something more powerful.
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>>'least expensive' is to buy something more powerful? *boggle*
>>;)
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>Cost of a 3000+ AMD PC with 512mb ram is under $400. Intel shouldn't be
>much different.
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>At $100 an hour for most programmers to take on the task, you would get
>out cheaper on the new hardware.
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Ok, not being a jerk here or anything.. but if *anyone* has links to 
solid and cheap rackmount systems with some sort of LOM and console 
capability such as my netras have I would owe them a beer or 6.

Moving on..

Please don't take this the wrong way but isn't that sort of microsoft 
mentality? Just make the huddled masses upgrade.. it's easier or cheaper 
then throwing programmers at code correction. Again.. I'm just saying.. 
no offense intended.

I do get the point that the asterisk community is not interested in 
making my old 8086 act as a national call center.. but you have to admit 
there is definite value to my theory that some things should take 
priority over others.. ie: dsp vs. call signaling.



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