Re: Low-latency kernel

On Sat, Jun 23, 2007 at 05:01:00PM +0200, Lars Luthman wrote: > > Hi Arnout, > > |--==> Arnout Engelen writes: > > > > AE> Hi! > > AE> One of the first things anyone doing multimedia stuff with Debian is > > AE> going to want is a kernel that's configured for low latency. > > > > AE> What i

Re: Low-latency kernel

> Hi Arnout, > > |--==> Arnout Engelen writes: > > AE> Hi! > AE> One of the first things anyone doing multimedia stuff with Debian is > AE> going to want is a kernel that's configured for low latency. > > AE> What is currently the recommended way of configuring/installing such a > AE> ker

Re: Low-latency kernel

Hi Arnout, |--==> Arnout Engelen writes: AE> Hi! AE> One of the first things anyone doing multimedia stuff with Debian is AE> going to want is a kernel that's configured for low latency. AE> What is currently the recommended way of configuring/installing such a AE> kernel? Might be a g

Low-latency kernel

Hi! One of the first things anyone doing multimedia stuff with Debian is going to want is a kernel that's configured for low latency. What is currently the recommended way of configuring/installing such a kernel? Might be a good idea to put (a link to) some documentation about this somewhere

Re: Including a low-latency kernel images in Debian for use with CDD DeMuDi.

Hi, I'll cc debian-multimedia, since I didn't notice agnula lists were subscriber only. > > > Also, we don't need to rebuild all flavours, only a few ones for select > > > arches > > > and flavours. > > > > What do you mean? > > the idea is to build a few flavours with the -RT patches, not al