On Wed, 3 Sep 2008, Jean Delvare wrote:
> I see the following as a definitive improvement compared to the
> previous situation. It's probably possible to improve it further and I
> welcome comments in that direction. In general I would like to know how
> other Zoran developers and users feel about
Hi Alan,
On Wed, 3 Sep 2008 15:28:38 +0100, Alan Cox wrote:
> > when the system is short on memory, I can still get tvtime to work by
> > either running it early or by closing other applications before I
> > start it.
>
> One approach then would be to grab the buffer early and hog it (eg an
> opt
> is a bit weird at the moment. It arbitrarily limits the size of
> kmalloc'd buffers to 128 kB, and for larger buffers, it uses quirks
> which are either marked as dangerous or require an external patch
That was the historic kernel limit.
> when the system is short on memory, I can still get tvt
Hi all,
I see the following as a definitive improvement compared to the
previous situation. It's probably possible to improve it further and I
welcome comments in that direction. In general I would like to know how
other Zoran developers and users feel about this change, if there are
major objecti