Hi, Greg KH wrote: > On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 10:54 PM, ranjith vk <ranjithvk....@gmail.com> wrote: > >>> No, not at all. A real-time system is slower performance than a >>> non-realtime >>> one. Please read the documentation for what a real-time kernel means >>> for details on this. >>> >>> Running the rt kernels will just slow down your android system, which is >>> not what I think you want it to do. >>> >>> good luck, >>> >>> greg k-h >>> >> An ideal system is the one that gives real time guarantees and is also >> fast. >> > > Yes, that is ideal, for some workloads. > > You can try to wrap service or group (radio, media) in the cgroup interface, just extending how the init parse the init.rc file and give or garantee bandwith or share for a particular android subsystem.
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