I installed the Ubuntu low-latency kernel, hoping that it would be better than the generic kernel, but the version 3.2.0-40-lowlatency #43-Ubuntu kernel actually was worse and froze nanosleep for up to 2.2 seconds, which is a new record delay. The processor is a very fast 12-core I7 chip.
Has someone done a write up on system interrupt timers and how they can be utilized for a high reliability timer? I found out that Suse is charging about $2500/yr subscription for their Enterprise linux with high reliability and Red Hat MRG is not much less. Both companies appear to be making money from the very same need that I now face. Randall _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
