i found on this page: http://www.uow.edu.au/~andrewm/linux/schedlat.html#ddt where it says, "Don't run hdparm. It chews 50 milliseconds".
Could someone talk about this? I have the 2.2.17 low latency kernel (in RPM) format running on my aptiva (266 K6) with a latency of ~8ms (buffers at 96bytes), and it works great, but mainly because there's not really any need for disk access, for when there is access to the hdd, there is a noticable drop out. I'm using Csound in realtime mode with --sked. I've been recommended against using --sked, could anyone here talk about this as well, by chance? all the best, chris deckard saint louis mo http://www.radiopenny.com
