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I'm compiling a custom Linux kernel. Sort of walking down memory lane as it were. Can someone please explain to me how doing this in 2009, with a very fast dual core CPU and very fast SATA disks takes LONGER than it did back in 1999 (10 years ago)? (rhetorical question) I mean come on? How much faster are systems today than 10 years ago? Has the Linux kernel REALLY grown that much?
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