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Old 05-08-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Complete system over haul

Is there a way to over haul your whole system complete maintenance check if all packages are working if there are any conflicts remove unnecessary packages i'm using suse 10.3 i just wondered if it was possible to check out my system may be get more speed out of it
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I'm not aware of any shortcuts to check if all packages are working properly. You might find some errors in the logs relating to any that aren't working properly.

For speed, you could make sure that you have the optimum size in place for your SWAP partition. You could also see about optimizing your system memory. This HowTo is for Gentoo, but the same principals apply to other distributions.

Also consider shutting down any unused/unneeded services, and of course delete any unneeded files and packages caches.
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