On Fri, 2003-06-27 at 05:26, Con Kolivas wrote:
> Here is an updated version of the O1int patch designed to improve
> interactivity.
>
> This change addresses the difficulty of new tasks in heavy load being
> recognised as interactive by decreasing the amount of time considered in the
> interactivity equation, but dropping that decrease exponentially till it gets
> to the MAX_SLEEP_AVG.
>
> This should improve the startup time of new apps in heavy load and lessen
> audio stalls when loads are high _and_ then the audio app is started.
>
> Please test and comment.
>
> Con
Well, I've just been following this thread and I choose to make a small
patch against your O1 int to export the scheduler tuning knobs via
sysctl. This patch will create /proc/sys/kernel/sched_tuning and expose
all the knobs, sou you guys don't have to recompile and reboot just to
change, say, max_sleep_avg. Don't know if anybody will find it useful,
but at least it doesn't hurts :-)
It should apply cleanly against plain 2.5.73, altough I didn't tested.
wrt your patch, I must admit I didn't feel any difference from vanilla
2.5.73, but this feeling isn't much scientific 8). I will do some
serious tests tomorrow if I find any time.
Roberto
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