Hi Arif, Arif Driessen said : > I Have Pure:dyne running. it's fantastic. when setting my built-in soundcard > to > playback only mode on a 900mhz (running at 630mhz) CPU, I can achieve a > latency > of 0.7ms. isn't that astounding?? > > I'm presuming this means Pure:Dyne is realtime ready and requires no kernal > patching/tweaking. But I can't be sure since I can find no confirmation of > this.
If you're using the live install (liveHD, liveUSB or liveCD/DVD), then yes you are using a RT kernel and the system is already configured to take advantage of that. > > Could it be added to the FAQ's possibly? About the version of the kernel that > P:d uses and wether this is the 'best'? and if it isn't, why doesn't P:d come > stocked with the 'best'? Feel free to add the entry, it's a wiki and we welcome everyone to contribute to the online documentation, so if you think of any improvements or things that could be changed, just go ahead, we don't always have time to do it unfortunately ... As a matter of fact, we're a bit busy now trying a new kernel for the new version of pure:dyne. More news about this soon ... If you are looking for the kernel that pure:dyne "leek and potato" uses it's: 2.6.24.7-rt21-pure-686 a. --- [email protected] irc.goto10.org #pure:dyne
