Planned downtime: OS upgrade

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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade

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Dill wrote:
Krugz wrote:Loftar,
Does this all boil down to an issue of not having enough money for a better server? If that's the case, I'd be interested to see if you could give a rough estimation of how much money would need to be raised. Thanks for trying to fix the lag, hopefully you figure something out :mrgreen:

Anyways, I can play HnH pretty well. It's lagging, but not enough to deter me, the most frustrating part is when I'm trying to walk a cart out of a door and keep getting stuck :lol: but I can do just about everything I would be doing anyways, albeit slower.
Id gladly donate for a better server.

I'd get a job and give my paycheck for a no-lag server
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade

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Well, I guess it can't hurt too much trying to defragment and see whether it might help.

Just to make it clear beforehand: No, I don't know how long it will take, and no, I don't know whether it helps. :)
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade

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how much donation would it be required for a couple of SSDs? that should help with lots of random writes. lol
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade

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loftar wrote:Well, I guess it can't hurt too much trying to defragment and see whether it might help.

Just to make it clear beforehand: No, I don't know how long it will take, and no, I don't know whether it helps. :)

Depending on the size of whatever you're defragmenting, could take anywhere from a few hours to a few days :geek:
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade

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Saxony4 wrote:
Dill wrote:
Krugz wrote:Loftar,
Does this all boil down to an issue of not having enough money for a better server? If that's the case, I'd be interested to see if you could give a rough estimation of how much money would need to be raised. Thanks for trying to fix the lag, hopefully you figure something out :mrgreen:

Anyways, I can play HnH pretty well. It's lagging, but not enough to deter me, the most frustrating part is when I'm trying to walk a cart out of a door and keep getting stuck :lol: but I can do just about everything I would be doing anyways, albeit slower.
Id gladly donate for a better server.

I'd get a job and give my paycheck for a no-lag server
Id gladly do that too.
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade

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Cheers, it needs it :)
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firefox9001 wrote:how much donation would it be required for a couple of SSDs? that should help with lots of random writes. lol
The problem is how we'd get them into Hetzner's data center. ;)
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade

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Make your hearthfire in the server and then have the SSD's spawn there.
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade

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loftar wrote:Well, I guess it can't hurt too much trying to defragment and see whether it might help.

Just to make it clear beforehand: No, I don't know how long it will take, and no, I don't know whether it helps. :)
But loftar, won't defrag run a significant risk of file corruption and bring us a laggy w7?

Also why not

1) Turn off loggin
2) Revert back to Debian 5.0 and have the same stuff prior to the OS upgrade? Tried and true, we know it's at least bearable.
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Re: Planned downtime: OS upgrade

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No. Where would you get such an idea? :)
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