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Paul Hartman writes: |
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> I realize this thread is bigger than an encyclopedia by now, so I |
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> apologize if this has already been suggested. :) |
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Well, I'm happy for any input on this :) This problem is really annoying. |
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> I'm curious if you look at /proc/interrupts if the disk with I/O |
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> problems is sharing interrupt with some other device. Maybe there is a |
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> conflict of some sort. |
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> On my motherboard, one of the SATA controllers shares an interrupt |
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> with the soundcard, for example. |
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Good point. But this does not seem to be the case. The only lines that |
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have multiple entries are two interrupts with ohci_hdc and snd_hda_intel, that should be no problem. The two ahci entries have their own |
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interrupts. |
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I did not yet find the time to remove the plasmoids (all is fine in |
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other window managers, or for another user with a plain unconfigured KDE |
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desktop), today I dealt with a horrible and weird qt upgrade experience on |
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another PC. Finally I was able to downgrade to 4.7, and at least stuff is |
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working again there. |
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Wonko |
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