I've compiled the kernel with
options PREEMTION
I've tried rtprio
I've tried sched_setscheduler(...scheduler=FIFO, priority=31...);
Swapping is turned off.
I still get 250ms pausing in the tcp comm. Maybe it is the stack?! Is it
losing frames perhaps? Any good ideas what to look for - someone.
Hello,
I'm interested in using freebsd in a 'not so realtime, but...' software
project.
In our running environment there are a 3 processes that need high
priority.
The processes never need much cpu but they should be able to respond to
network (tcp) activity within 10-20ms.
I have a
On Mon, 2005-02-14 at 10:51 +0100,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I'm interested in using freebsd in a 'not so realtime, but...' software
project.
In our running environment there are a 3 processes that need high
priority.
The processes never need much cpu but they should be able to
On Sun, Aug 08, 2004 at 11:58:31PM -0500, Marc Cabanatuan wrote:
Hi,
Just curious about kernel preemption on a single CPU x86
machine...Wondering if it's usable/worth it and how to enable it
at the kernel config level. Is it included in as part of SMP?
It's enabled by default, i.e. non
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Hi,
Just curious about kernel preemption on a single CPU x86
machine...Wondering if it's usable/worth it and how to enable it
at the kernel config level. Is it included in as part of SMP?
Thanks,
marc
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Marc Cabanatuan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Network
