Lennart Poettering wrote:
On Sun, 13.01.08 11:43, Erik Slagter ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
How about assigning the main thread or all threads SCHED_RR?

When PA starts up it will try to acquire a negative nice level (-11),
and then drop the capability to decrease the nice level any
further. The RT threads then each acquire SCHED_FIFO.

I mean, instead of trying to lower the priority of the main process, assign it SCHED_RR? That way it would always get executed before any regular process, but still it wouldn't stop the real high-prio SCHED_FIFO process from running most of the time. Or fiddle something with the realtime priorities...

In all released version of PA hrtimers are not really that
important. This will change with 0.9.9, however.

hrtimers are only available on x86 for (not even amd64) in very recent
kernels. The .config option is CONFIG_HIGH_RES_TIMERS=y.

Yes, that one is actually set in my config, but guess, I am running amd64... That explains the lot.

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