Hi All
Does anyone know the rough figure for its CPU/memory usage? After updating my server to 192MB RAM on my Win98SE I have found that I can't run my eMule overnight b/c it will crash the computer sooner or later - I need to pull back a previous 'image'.
I know Kazaa Lite takes up a lot but I found that this doesn't take up as much as eMule. Is this true with other p2pers out there?
Any help is greatfully appreciated.
Thanks.
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Ok... 2 things..
Windows 98 SE? WHY!
That'l crash over night anyway, new or old version! Get off that thing! If your pcs oldish, use 2000, if its new, whack XP/2003 on it!
Secondly, please upgrade your emule! its an older version, they found a security bug in it and upgraded it morealess straight after releasing 0.42c, 0.42d is the latest.
Finally, in answer to your question!.. emule is currently using 60mb of ram, which I dont mind, since I got 1gb worth, 60mb is nothing.
-SimbaK2K
Yes I have heard it degrades over time. I used to be able to run my comp 24/7 for the majority of the week before having to restart, even then it wouldn't always crash but take a long time to do simple things.Originally Posted by SimbaK2K
I have it ready just going to install it.
I have a LAN which my brother also uses (who is only 16). Reason why we still have 98SE is b/c of the compatibility with the modem and we recently paid out money for the DSL modem, since we went halves on it.
I have a laptop that has XP and once the server is fixed, get ICS back running and then I could use Kazaa Lite, eMule etc from my laptop.
I'll think I'll wait for 2003 to see how other people find it.
Thanks again.
The Daily Mirror is read by people who think they run the country; the Guardian is read by people who think they ought to run the country; the Times is read by people who actually do run the country; the Daily Mail is read by the wives of the people who run the country; the Financial Times is read by people who own the country; the Morning Star is read by people who think the country ought to be run by another country; and the Daily Telegraph is read by people who think it is.
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