Am Dienstag, 18. März 2008 schrieb Fons Adriaensen:
> An -rt kernel will be more robust in those cases, and also
> gives you the tools to optimize your system by assigning
> interrupt handling priorities. The result is that you can
> have lower latencies.
Unfortunately this comes at a price:
During development it is way easier to lock your system when you use an rt
kernel. Because the amoc-running process with realtime-priority gets all the
processing time it wants, it can be _very_ hard to get the system to react to
keyboard/mouse or network-ssh to get it back under control...
Of course this isn't really an issue for the mere user.
Arnold
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