On Friday March 28 2003 11:23 am, flacycads wrote:
> Thanks Tom! That's just the info I've been looking for. If I may
> ask, what is the source of this information?
>
> Robert Crawford

   I've got kio_rpm-0.0.6-6mdk installed. With that, and usin 'rpm:/' 
as the URL in a browser, you can browse thru the rpm information for 
any installed rpm, sorted by groups.  It's in /contribs on the 
mirrors if it's not on the d/l CD's. The multimedia kernel and 
kernel-source are on the /contrib mirrors too, but I'm pretty sure 
they didn't make it onto the d/l CD's for space considerations.

   Now if you understand that description (below), kindly explain it 
to me ;)  I just know Danny Tholen's multimedia kernels work great, 
no problems.  They're just the current Mandrake kernel (-13mdk) with 
the preempt, lo-lat, and a few other patches.  That info comes from 
my understanding of cooker ML discussions.
-- 
    Tom Brinkman                  Corpus Christi, Texas

>
> On Friday 28 March 2003 09:09 am, Tom Brinkman wrote:
> > On Thursday March 27 2003 10:53 pm, flacycads wrote:
> > > I found both the multimedia 2.4.21 rpms and srpm in the regular
> > > ibiblio contribs mirror. Does anyone know if those indeed have
> > > the preemptive patch,
> >
> >    kernel-multimedia-2.4.21.0.16mdk-1-1mdk   Description
> >
> >   "This kernel includes patches useful for multmedia purposes
> > like: preemption, low-latency and the ability for processes to
> > transfer their capabilities. The preemtion patches allow a task
> > to be preempted anywhere within the kernel, using spinlocks as
> > markers for non-preemptibility regions. The resulting system
> > response is greatly increased, with measured average latencies
> > under 1ms. Andrew Morton's low-latency patches fix the remaining
> > points in the kernel that cause latency. The setpcap patch allows
> > suid root processess to transfer capabilities to non-root
> > processess, and so making it possible for user processes to run
> > with realtime priority."



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