[Note the "not SMP", but it may be helpful regardless.]
I've had my 2.1.120 box up over a day (1 day, 15:42) and rebuild my
homebrew distribution 3+ times, which gives things a pretty good workout
but doesn't necessarily thrash a whole lot. That works out to be about
4.77+ hours of a 1+ (but almost always less than 2) load per build, plus
about a 1-hour cpio/bzip2 fest afterwards which gets me a lot closer to
a load of 2. Not SMP in my case; 300MHz PII. I certainly haven't seen
a huge increase in compile time, although I got to add some bits of my
distribution back in (lynx-2.8 was croaking with egcs-1.0.3a but works
with -1.1b) so the time isn't exactly the same.
--- john
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