Re: [linux-audio-user] I/O scheduler for 2.6 kernel

On 9/28/05, Peder Hedlund <peder@email-addr-hidden> wrote:

> > You can try each one (I think) by adding a boot time option to grub.conf
> > elevator=deadline
> > or
> > elevator=cfq
>
> or you can change the running scheduler w/o rebooting by doing
> echo deadline > /sys/block/hda/queue/scheduler
>
> For latency, I'd run the latest 2.6.13 (it's .2 now).
> 2.6.12 had some bugs in its rlimits code that's fixed in 13.
> Also make sure you have the patched PAM and an adusted
> /etc/security/limits.conf to make proper use of rlimits.
>
> - Peder
>
Peder,
   Interesting. Thanks.

   This method allows you to change the scheduler for an individual
drive. I presume that my method changes the default scheduler for
everything, but I have not tested that.

   One thing that seems to not exist in ck-sources that I used
successfully in one of the kernels I ran that has Ingo's stuff in it
was the ability to set certain ISRs to threaded or non-threaded
operation. I used to echo a 1 or 0 to /proc/irq/5/hdsp (or something
like that) and this would make the ISR threaded or non-threaded.

   Soes naythign like this exist in ck-sources?

Thanks,
Mark
Received on Thu Sep 29 04:15:20 2005