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Slow Processing - not matching hardware capabilities
I have been a SCO UNIX user, never an administrator...so I am stumbling around looking for information.
I don't know too much about what is onboard in terms of hardware, however; I will try my best. We have SCO 5.07 and have applied MP5. We have a quad core processor with 4 250 GB harddrives. Yesterday, we had discovered that we were not using SMB (SCO Multi-Processing), so I had applied that. I am finding though that when someone is running something, it is terribly slow. I know that I will have to provide more information, but I just don't know where to start. Does anyone have any suggestions? I have a bunch of frustrated users. Thanks |
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