I'm running 2.6.7 kernel with low-latency patches for audio file
processing. It seems to me that when 2 separate apps are writing to the
SATA hard disk (e.g. copy contents from IDE CDRom and 56k internet file
download) the CD file copy slows to a crawl - i.e. the total time taken
to write data is far more than just the sum of the 2 processes). Is
this a consequence of low-latency patches ?
Internet download at 56k won't be writing very fast to the disk, and
copy from a CDROM on the separate IDE channel should only take a few
seconds rather than minutes for 650 meg. ???
thanks
Rod
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