Thank you for the explanation. I missed that servers is what the OP is
really interested in. I'll look at the scheduler options again.
On Mon, 3 Oct 2005, Bastian Balthazar Bux wrote:
Brett I. Holcomb wrote:
Out of curiosity and so I can learn. Why did you suggest CONFIG_HZ be
set to 100
Brett I. Holcomb wrote:
> Out of curiosity and so I can learn. Why did you suggest CONFIG_HZ be
> set to 100 (IIRC default is 250) and also what exactly is it supposed to
> do for you. We did not have it before.
>
In the past was fixed to 100Hz, then to 1000 appeared, now there is a
third optio
Out of curiosity and so I can learn. Why did you suggest CONFIG_HZ be set
to 100 (IIRC default is 250) and also what exactly is it supposed to do
for you. We did not have it before.
Also what about CONFIG_PREMPT being none? The help mentions it is for low
latency.
Thanks.
On Mon, 3 Oct 2
John Jolet wrote:
> On Saturday 01 October 2005 14:59, gentuxx wrote:
>
>
>>>- Mark Shields
>>
>>IIRC, RedHat kernels are relatively generic in that they have almost
>>everything turned on, and/or build the modules so that they can
>>maximize the hardware compatibility. So it is likely that ther
On Saturday 01 October 2005 14:59, gentuxx wrote:
> > - Mark Shields
>
> IIRC, RedHat kernels are relatively generic in that they have almost
> everything turned on, and/or build the modules so that they can
> maximize the hardware compatibility. So it is likely that there will
> be tones of stuf
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Mark Shields wrote:
> Sane defaults? Sounds a bit redundant to me. You will have to
> tweak the kernel sources since your not using genkernel (my
> experience with Redhat is minimal, I assume they use a type of
> generic kernel?). There's no way aroun
Sane defaults? Sounds a bit redundant to me. You will have
to tweak the kernel sources since your not using genkernel (my
experience with Redhat is minimal, I assume they use a type of
generic kernel?). There's no way around it. Short story, if you want "sane defaults", stick with the genkernel
I've got a farm of 32-bit redhat 7 web servers that we're about to start
migrating to gentoo on amd64 servers. One question my boss had that I can't
seem to answer is this. Redhat kernels are supposedly tuned for "sane
defaults" and I've done no "tuning" at all on the gentoo boxes. Using gent
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