x11amp, lsof kernels

[Daniel J. Brosemer]

I recently made the upgrade (a few hours ago) to kernel 2.2.1 from 2.0.34
and really like it!  I have only two questions that I would be grateful if
someone more knowledgable could answer.

1.  x11amp (v 0.9) used to take about 13% CPU according to top... now it's
sitting steadfast at 35.3%  Is it really taking more processor, or is this
due to some kernel option I might have chosen?  Should I recompile x11amp
under kernel 2.2.1?

2.  lsof won't do anything anymore (not that I expected it to).  Are there
any new binaries for kernel 2.2.1 in .deb form, or should I compile my
own, if so, where can I get either .debs or source?

Thanks in advance.
-Dan


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Re: x11amp, lsof kernels

[Christopher R. Barry]

Daniel J. Brosemer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

[...]

 1.  x11amp (v 0.9) used to take about 13% CPU according to top... now it's
 sitting steadfast at 35.3%  Is it really taking more processor, or is this
 due to some kernel option I might have chosen?

I'm also noticing that things seem slightly more sluggish when sound
is playing than before. Some applications launch faster though and
memory and swap are freed much better now. All in all I guess the
2.2.1 kernel is worth it

Christopher