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- 11-23-2005 #31Linux Enthusiast
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2.6.13-gentoo-r3
- 11-23-2005 #32Just Joined!
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2.6.8 Debian stable
- 11-24-2005 #33Linux Guru
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2.6.14.2 vanilla (custom)
On Debian Sarge"To express yourself in freedom, you must die to everything of yesterday. From the 'old', you derive security; from the 'new', you gain the flow."
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- 11-24-2005 #34Just Joined!
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2.6.14.2 on mandriva 2006
Second one I compiled myself (first was just two weeks ago with LFS).
- 11-27-2005 #35Linux Newbie
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2.6.14-nitro2 = gentoo
2.6.13-oci2.mdksmp = pclos
2.6.14-kanotix= kanotix
FreeBSD 5.4-STABLE = desktopbsd
- 12-08-2005 #36Linux Enthusiast
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just installed 2.6.14-gentoo-r2, works great
- 12-09-2005 #37Linux Enthusiast
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2.6.14-ck4 (will change on next boot - if it ain't broken - to reboot, then it'll break
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gentoo is toooooo slooooow for me, and I don't like what it does... (that is I like to maintin the kernel myself, but gentoo is a ***** about that - making, the provided file and a lot of cursing got portage to stop wuzzing about the kernel)
-ck rules! one just gotta love it, eg it got the SCHED_BATCH and SCHED_ISO policies = real nice and realtime without monopol. Swap prefetching. No delay on swapping in/out stuff (unless it's the window you're working in that's the victim of swap). And various other interactivity improvements
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- 12-13-2005 #38Linux Newbie
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Hmm, I've been wanting to try a ck kernel. Is it noticeibly faster than the vanilla kernel?
Originally Posted by scientica -ck rules! one just gotta love it, eg it got the SCHED_BATCH and SCHED_ISO policies = real nice and realtime without monopol. Swap prefetching. No delay on swapping in/out stuff (unless it's the window you're working in that's the victim of swap). And various other interactivity improvements
- 12-13-2005 #39Linux Enthusiast
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for me the (precieved) performance sky rocketed with -ck, I had al sorts of problems with skips in eg audio playback, but with -ck they virtually dissapeared.
also, a fun side note, iirc Quake4's readme for linux recomends users to use -ck Regards Scienitca (registered user #335819 - http://counter.li.org )
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- 12-13-2005 #40Linux Enthusiast
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for me the (precieved) performance sky rocketed with -ck, I had al sorts of problems with skips in eg audio playback, but with -ck they virtually dissapeared.
also, a fun side note, iirc Quake4's readme for linux recomends users to use -ck Regards Scienitca (registered user #335819 - http://counter.li.org )
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