Does Kolivas post the patches to a mailing list of his own? Maybe this
could be announced in the same list (Ubuntu is, after all, one of the
distros with highest market share...).
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What's more "experimental" about this patch than the other ones?
Although I agree this is not the best place for a long discussion or a
long list of announcements, I hardly know the place for a non-standard
packaging announcement...
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Found it.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1474904&highlight=bfs
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Link?
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The solution I indicated will do that, you just need to value of
GRUB_DEFAULT to be the exact string of the kernel name (as displayed in
the grub menu).
More info (Google is your friend - just don't trust your life to it ;)
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2
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You can configure the default boot kernel, set by order (for instance,
always the top one), or by name.
It goes more or less like (you have to google for details)
vi /etc/default/grub
change GRUB_DEFAULT=0 value to wanted kernel (position or name)
run update-grub to update
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My vote (although I'm not sure this is a democracy) would be to use the
acronym. Whenever I search, I'm not going to type the whole name
anyway, might as well make the title illustrative, like "Include a
kernel with BFS/BFQ support", or maybe "Include a kernel with Kolivas'
interactivity patches (
FYI
"Kolivas has released a new set of patches this morning that are "designed to
improve system responsiveness and interactivity with specific emphasis on the
desktop." There are 13 patches he has made available that can be applied
against the freshly released Linux 2.6.33 kernel. "
http://www
I thought Ingo had added some hooks for latency measurements.
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Thanks, Daniel!
That kernel seems to start up ok for me, even though I'm using Karmic,
using the binary nvidia.
Response times are HUGELY better during java parallel compilation (heavy
memory and IO usage and somewhat heavy CPU usage too). Mostly visible
while switching workspaces and tabs on Ch
Runs fine of my HP laptop Thurion 64bit running Karmic 64. Trying on a
quad-core Intel to see if it helps with non-responsive IDEs while Java
appservers run.
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The "busy" and "away" icons are confusing.
Busy should not be green (green is go, proceed), and should not have a
page on top of it (page looks like a message arrived).
Away should not be red and specially not a triangle (red means problem
and a
Same here HP DV9000 laptop running 9.04 64bit, Synaptic totally dead (oh
how I respect VI users after having to relearn all keyboard shortcuts
again).
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htt
I'm using Ubuntu Hardy Heron (everything up to date, original install
was beta5 I believe), default detection of the printer (detected
automatically to hp:/usb/HP_LaserJet_1020?serial=JL2R4KC), and I confirm
this as NOT being the wrong URL.
I have the exact same problem, HP LJ1200, prints ok from
I believe this was always the behaviour. I agree that it's undesirable,
though.
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