9 Apr
2006
9 Apr
'06
11:50 a.m.
Martin Habets escribe:
It's not just your feeling, I think hardly anyone test ppc kernels for
their latency.
Well, we ppc kernel users would love to help testing...
Not sure what you want to say here, so I guess its "thanks for the good
work!!!" :) I'm hoping the jackd patch will be included soon, as it seems
Paul is gearing up for LAC...
Yes, I meant "never heard about that" but also "thanks for the good
work".
Have I told you lately that "thanks for the good work"? :)
Cordially, Ismael
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On Sat, Apr 08, 2006 at 01:59:23PM +0200, Ismael
Valladolid Torres wrote:
I only said "decent enough". :)
I had to compile my own kernel with Ingo Molnar's patches and also
patch libpam-modules, but that didn't take me more than one morning.
Martin Habets escribe:
Is that using rlimits + pam changes, or is there a realtime LSM available? I don't know any distro with a good kernel
for audio, so my advice is
to build your own kernel. Personally I run Debian, but I liked Yellowdog
too when I used that.
Debian runs lovely on an Apple Mac and if brave enough running sid
you'll have decently recent enough kernels and audio apps available
with no need for compiling. The
graphics driver can cause latency problems without the right kernel
configuration, or kernel patches. This used to bite me (Radeon Mobility M7).
Yes. Also it looks like regarding latency kernels for x86 are better
tuned than those for ppc but this could be only a personal feeling. As for
outboard: try to get stuff that is big-endian too. I've had to get or
make patches to deal with endian-ness after getting a litte-endian Edirol
UA-25. Those are not all official yet.
!!!