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#539
since i hadn't upgraded to the new firmware yet, i decided to try a little experiment.

this is the time on 2009.51-1 after a few days uptime. i suspect it has to do something with a browserd zombie or trackerd checking MyDocs...
Code:
# time lzma -d debian-m5-v3b.img.ext2.lzma 
real	35m 33.60s
user	3m 34.21s
sys	0m 43.21s
2009.51-1 after a reboot
Code:
# time lzma -d debian-m5-v3b.img.ext2.lzma 
real	6m 58.61s
user	3m 28.24s
sys	0m 33.10s
2010.02-8 right after the over-the-air update.
Code:
# time lzma -d debian-m5-v3b.img.ext2.lzma 
real	7m 24.63s
user	3m 28.71s
sys	0m 33.59s

not to read too much into these numbers, though. firmware revision is probably one of the lesser factors, it's likely there was an access of the storage in the background somewhere, since that seems to significantly hit lzma performance.
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