Hehe... On Sunday 07 February 2010 09:40:46 Jörn Nettingsmeier wrote: > On 02/07/2010 01:06 AM, nescivi wrote: > > We are of course quite interested to know which scripts you removed in > > your special dedicated audio runlevel :) > cron,
I prefer to have my cron-jobs check for "pidof jackd" and start only if no running jackd is found. Fixes this much cleaner:-) > ntp, Run ntpdate when the interface connects and don't use ntpd... > network, That is one thing to think about. Wireless tends to not disturb you in the studio because it has a nice going connection. On location it will screw you because it regularly checks for known networks. And if you have a wireless sharing the interrupt with the firewire-controller (like I have), you are doomed unless you disable wireless... > postfix, > cups, > rpcbind, > nfs, > smb, > sshd. These all do nothing when no network is present. And even then they aren't resource-hungry nor blocking higher priorities. But an enabled sshd helps when some strange things lock up your graphics while doing audio:-) > bluetoothd, Only does something when there is a bluetooth adaptor... > in order of what i believe to be importance - cron will generate regular > cpu spikes when dealing with cronjobs, ntp time gaps can confuse ffado, > networkmanager can also misbehave. the rest i haven't had particular > problems with, but i thought why keep them around... If you are that much into optimization, you should go text-mode only. X and the kernel-drivers are far more influential on the performance then what you disabled in the networking-category... Have fun, Arnold
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