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Am Montag, 7. Mai 2012, 19:25:29 schrieb Michael Hampicke: |
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> > nice idea - but that didn't help in the past. Why should it help now? |
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> > The question is - why does disk IO make the mouse jerky and delays |
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> > keyboard |
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> > input? That is just idiotic. |
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> It was just an idea, but maybe there's something wrong on the hardware |
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> side? Broken cable, hard drive about to die? |
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no, and this problem has been there since Suse 6.2 and kernel 2.2 |
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> Have to checked the SMART data of your hard drive lately (error log, |
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> relocate sector count). You can also run some tests with smartctl. |
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of course |
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> Or monitor your IO with dstat or iotop. iotop tells you which app causes |
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> high io load. |
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cp of course |
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> Or maybe you kernel is using some generic and slow driver for your ata |
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> controller instead of an optimized one? |
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seriously... |
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> Personally I never had IO problems on linux unless theres was something |
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> wrong with either the hardware or the kernel driver. |
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good for you |
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> Hope that helps. |
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no |
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