Benno Senoner wrote:
> So a way to avoid latency peaks would be to inform the user, that
> if (during his audio recording sessions) he wants to do some stuff which
> requires module loading , he has to preload the modules at boottime,
> and disable automatic module cleanup.
>
> Anyone better ideas ?
>
> Benno.
i think it's a bad approach to add some warning kludge to modprobe.
keep these tools lean and mean - besides, we wouldn't stand a chance
fiddling with modutils on lkml :)
it's no big deal telling the users to have all modules loaded on
startup and no autoclean.
low-latency users will be willing to take this small effort, and
audio boxen tend to have lots of memory, so dynamic unloading will
not be necessary.
just my....
jörn
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