I've been using the Real Time kernel patches for Linux with CCRMA for a month now, so that I can record music on my Linux computer. Interestingly, I've noticed that it has slightly degraded interactive performance, so for normal work I've switched back to the normal kernel (Fedora 7), and see quite a speedup. I wonder why this is?
Saturday, November 03, 2007
realtime kernel
I've been using the Real Time kernel patches for Linux with CCRMA for a month now, so that I can record music on my Linux computer. Interestingly, I've noticed that it has slightly degraded interactive performance, so for normal work I've switched back to the normal kernel (Fedora 7), and see quite a speedup. I wonder why this is?
