compile time on 2.6.8

From: Lance Hoffmeyer (lance_at_augustmail.com)
Date: 08/31/04

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    How long is it taking people who compile the
    2.6.8 kernel? It is taking about 30-40 minutes
    on my dual AMD MP2100?? And I am compiling from
    a Deb Sarge kernel-image 2.6.8-1-K7-smp??
    Doesn't seem right. Seems like I used to compile
    in 5 minutes or less??

    Compiling on Debian Sarge.

    Lance 

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