After tuning the ACPI/whatever on the BIOS, the newer kernels are
working fine and dandy. With just one exception, but I'm sure it's
simple.
kernel-2.6.8-1.521 seems to be perfect. In fact, just like the
previous problem, it's probably a matter of tuning the scheduler, since
I've not touched it.
NO, OpenGL is working just fine in hardware.
During gameplay, I see a *THREE SECOND* delay, repeated many times
over a short game, making it very unplayable. Nothing else is running
during this time; not playing mp3s, serving any files (the kids are
asleep) and it happens at any time of the day.
But since the latest fix was to the interrupt-system, maybe I need
to set some priorities? The game offers no error messages...it's just
losing timeslices here and there. There's nothing awry in
/var/log/messages.
Is this something new that people need to set for various
performance levels under different loads?
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