I've updated my patchset
It includes:
O(1) scheduler
Preempt
Low Latency
AA VM addons
Read Latency2
SuperMount
XFS
ACPI
DVD/CDRW packet writing
Desktop Tuning
optional extras:
Compressed caching
Rmap15d
Changes since ck3:
Supermount bug which caused random hangs has been quenched
AA VM has been updated to latest available
Packet writing for cdrw/dvd has been added
Rmap patch is now a patch which can be applied to the full ck4 patch which
rips out the aa vmversion
Known bugs:
Accounting bug in supermount causes harmless error on shutdown.
It can be found here:
http://kernel.kolivas.org
Domain name has changed sorry :-(
Please test carefully, especially the new features as I don't have the
resources to test them out.
Feel free to contact me with suggestions, questions, comments, patches and
requests
Con
Con Kolivas, Fri, Feb 28, 2003 05:45:01 +0100:
> I've updated my patchset
>
> It includes:
> O(1) scheduler
> Preempt
> Low Latency
> AA VM addons
> Read Latency2
> SuperMount
> XFS
> ACPI
> DVD/CDRW packet writing
> Desktop Tuning
> optional extras:
> Compressed caching
> Rmap15d
>
You do not include ALSA anymore. Is that just because of lack of time,
or did i miss some serious problem with it?
Thanks for you patches, anyway
-alex
On Fri, Feb 28, 2003 at 01:43:14PM +0100, Alex Riesen wrote:
> You do not include ALSA anymore. Is that just because of lack of time,
> or did i miss some serious problem with it?
I believe Con did it because the ALSA in his patchset was woefully
outdated and it was more useful to just point people to alsa-project.org
;) The ALSA in -ck2 was 0.9.0rc2; at the time, rc4 was out, for example.
HTH,
Josh
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On Fri, 28 Feb 2003 11:43 pm, Alex Riesen wrote:
> Con Kolivas, Fri, Feb 28, 2003 05:45:01 +0100:
> > I've updated my patchset
> >
> > It includes:
> > O(1) scheduler
> > Preempt
> > Low Latency
> > AA VM addons
> > Read Latency2
> > SuperMount
> > XFS
> > ACPI
> > DVD/CDRW packet writing
> > Desktop Tuning
> > optional extras:
> > Compressed caching
> > Rmap15d
>
> You do not include ALSA anymore. Is that just because of lack of time,
> or did i miss some serious problem with it?
The alsa patches I had available were simply a backport of 0.90rc2 from 2.5.
Since alsa is now up to 0.90rc7 they were getting old, and a new backport
would require some effort. There isn't much point to doing this since the
only real benefit to patching it into the kernel directly is having the
ability to compile it into the kernel instead of as modules. You can easily
enough compile the modules after the kernel is compiled.
> Thanks for you patches, anyway
A pleasure, enjoy!
Con