On 27 September 2012 11:30, Craig Bender <craig.ben...@oracle.com> wrote:
> Try adding > > set hires_tick = 1 > > to /etc/system and reboot > > Hi Craig, you seem to be referring to lore written up in section 18.11.4.1 of http://docs.oracle.com/html/E22661_15/Troubleshooting-Performance.htmlwhere it mentions "The X server is allowed to send at a certain specific rate granted by the Sun Ray Client". So, does setting the hires_tick on the server ultimately cause the Sun Ray Client to 'grant' a higher rate? Or does it affect only the server so that it delivers data in a smoother (less bursty) fashion ("fill, drain, fill, drain" instead of "fill,fill,drain,drain" where the switch can only take so many un-drained fills before dropping a packet)? Assuming the latter, is it more preferable to have a switch which can handle the buffering, or to set the hires timer? thanks, thanks, David.
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