27 Jun
2007
27 Jun
'07
11:23 a.m.
Am Mittwoch, 27. Juni 2007 schrieb Loki Davison:
On 6/27/07, Ken Restivo <ken(a)restivo.org>
wrote:
Some time back I decided that I don't need another userspace-tool eating
cycles when the kernel can do better. Thats why I use the powersave, ondemand
and performance governours on both my pcs. I only need to remember to use
either powersave (always minimal frequency for laptops on battery) or
performance (always maximum frequency) before starting jack.
jack bails out on changes off the cpu-frequency. So not using a governour that
changes the freq helps... And without jackd running the ondemand-governour
helps saving energy...
Arnold
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It's the cpufreq stuff that you should
definitely remove from the kernel.
Or blacklist it in udev/hotplug. Basically yank all the governors and run
without any. There is no governor anywhere.
cpufreq with the userspace governor
controlled with powernowd works
fine here with rt and jack.