Justin Piszcz wrote:
Question regarding the IRQ balance daemon and the 2.6.x kernel.
For a single-processor but dual or quad core CPU, should one be running
the IRQ balancing daemon, will it result in increased performance?
it's a tradeoff.
for cores/threads that share cache, there's no point to run a daemon
all the time, they share so many resources that things don't really
matter.....
irqbalance will, as a result, set up a one time static mapping and
then exit on such systems; this will give a "reasonable" spread of
interrupts, but won't cost you any cpu after that.
On "real" smp systems, the performance and power tradeoffs are
different and there irqbalance will keep an eye on things over time...
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