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Floid
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Tuning the Firefox prerendering cache!
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February 15, 2006, 07:39:53 PM »
Of interest to... probably everyone,
TheInq unveils the heretefore undocumented knob.
For 1.5, at least.
See
the blog entry directly
for a muddled discussion of specifics.
Note that this system probably works great on systems with fast swap, and horribly on those without (contrast throughput from a modern 80GB+ disk with its own 8MB prefetch cache to the old 2GB Barracuda I use to avoid OOM-kills on my FreeBSD box). Pessimizing the prerendered caching will result in rerendering from cached HTML/image objects/etc, which moves the load from the disk to the CPU (where you might've expected it),
Lots of discussion of other leakiness and so on in the comments.
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Re: Tuning the Firefox prerendering cache!
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I think part of the leaks on *NIX may be related to X server behavior (and possibly SysV IPC), but I haven't done much analysis in a while.
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