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On Mon August 1 2005 07:26 am, Mike S wrote: |
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>> > Is kernel preemption a bad thing? |
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>> > --Mike S |
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> > No, just broken. |
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> Unless you enable SMP in conjunction with it (yes, even if you _only have one |
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I opted to use an upstream kernel. Is this also broken here, or just in |
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the gentoo kernel? And I do have SMP enabled. Basically whatever |
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speed-ups I can get I am trying to use. |
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--Mike S |
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