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On 9/13/2012 11:30 PM, Kent A. Reed wrote:
> "ERROR: Missed scheduling deadline for task 0 [nnnn times] "Now is
> xxxxx.xxx, deadline is xxxxx.xxx "Absolute number of pagefaults in
> realtime context: 1030"

Does the pagecount number increase, or does it stay the same?  It is
normal for it to be non-zero, as a result of the initial faults to
lock memory for the rt threads.

If it stays the same, you've probably got a SMI interrupt or
unfriendly hardware driver stealing resources.  Make sure all power
management and CPU power saving features are disabled in your BIOS.
Alternately, it can sometimes help to keep the CPU(s) busy to avoid
triggering any power management state changes.  I found a simple:

  while : do ; echo blah > /dev/null ; done

...run for each available CPU improved my latency timings
significantly on a system prior to disabling the CPU C states in BIOS.

- -- 
Charles Steinkuehler
char...@steinkuehler.net
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