Another possibility is that Fedora uses there own asynchronous I/O patch, which may conflict with the new 2.6 kernels scheduler.
My machine that worked:
- 2x Athlon MP
- 2GB Registered RAM
- NVIDIA ...
- Blah blah blah
- ...
These are all guesses...
On Thu, 2004-05-20 at 21:48, Dan Berger wrote:
Folks - I've been running FC1 with a home-build (stock) 2.6.X kernel for several months without issue.
I upgraded to FC2 the other night and was immediately struck by the poor interactive performance of the system. Audio (Ogg) played via rythmbox skips and stutters during I/O, the GUI pauses for "long" periods (where long is > 0), etc.
I just built a stock 2.6.6 kernel using the i686 smp config file shipped with FC2, and performance is much improved. (I'm typing this, listening to music, and doing a make clean on the kernel tree with no stuttering.)
Have others seen this issue? Is it known? A search of this list didn't turn up anything that clearly matched, nor did a search of RH Bugzilla.
Cheers.
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