Message: 1 > Date: Mon, 13 Apr 2009 12:46:03 +0200 > From: Aymeric Mansoux <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: [pure:dyne] 'Realtime Kernel' Inside? > To: [email protected] > Message-ID: <[email protected]> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > > 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.
Thanks Aymeric. Added to the FAQ - wow, my first contribution to the World of GNU/Linux and FOSS Development :)
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