> > On Wed, 23 May 2007, Eugene Prokopiev wrote: > > Hi, > > Sometimes (typically with IAX connections) I see on > CallWeaver console: > > May 7 23:30:11 WARNING[1091074368]: timer.c:112 _set_interval: > > Requested a timer with 1000000 nanosecond interval, but system timer > > reports a resolution of 4000250 nanosec. Timing may be unreliable! > > Why can it be and how to resolve this problem? > > Hi! > Your kernel isn't compiled with low-latency support. > Either you need to get a kernel package for your distro > compiled with low-latency enabled or you need to compile your > own kernel. > > If you compile your own kernekl then you need to set the following: > Processor type And Features -> Preemption Model = > Low-Latency desktop > and > Processor type And Features -> Timer frequency = 1000Hz > > /B
Your distro may also have a low latency kernel you can get using it's package system. I think both Ubuntu and Debian have a low latency kernel. Other distros may have a "desktop" kernel that may be compiled with low latency. -Nate _______________________________________________ Callweaver-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.callweaver.org/mailman/listinfo/callweaver-users
