Re: Updated DMASOUND patches

Iain Sandoe wrote:

2.4.0-test5

This is much more flaky **with identical code**  there is no crashing (yet)
- but a strong tendency for almost any activity to cut off the sound.
opening the mixer control is a really good way of doing it.  Once the panel
is open you can restart the sound and all is hunky-dory... but...

I've noticed that 2.4.0-test4 is much more sluggish than any 2.2 kernel I've
used. Turning on DMA for the HD (yep, didn't do it automatically) helps a bit,
but not totally.

I guess I'm a little suspicious of the new wait-queue stuff (that's really
the only major change to the sound side).

There's a whole new kernel around the sound driver ;)


Michel


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Earthling Michel Dänzer (MrCooper)  \  CS student and free software enthusiast
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