Chris wrote:
Try these in kernel
OPTIONS DIRECTIO
OPTIONS NO_ADAPTIVE_MUTEXES
and commenting options ADAPTIVE_GIANT
and disable apic.
Tell me if that imporves or makes worse.
Well I did the kernel part, but wasn't sure how you wanted me to disable
APIC. I looked in the BIOS but don't see any setting like "APIC On/Off",
but there is a few settings for a few IRQ's, and they are set to "Auto".
If I go to those options, it shows on one of the IRQ's the network
controller and one of the ata controllers, but only gives me the option
to change the IRQ for both of them.
After doing the kernel and rebooting, I tried again. From what I can
tell, there is no change. I untarred a large source file again while
playing audio, and about the same result. The mouse also froze several
times when the audio was stuttering too, however most of the time I just
sat back and listened and watched it untar.
I tried to make an audio clip of the stuttering, but for some reason in
the clip it doesn't sound half as bad as it did when coming out. I am
not sure why, since I took the exact output of the sound card, ran it
through a mixer here, and then back in. It should sound equally bad if
not worse, but here is a link to the 45 second clip:
http://www.tntpowerhost.com/mixx941/samples/SoundCardExample1.ogg
I took the last 45 seconds or so of the untar because when recording it,
it sounded the worst. However it's not terrible in this clip...the last
10 seconds or so is right when it finished and is playing "normal".
-Mark
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