Hi, I think Jan "Evil Twin" Depner and Mark Knecht have published documentation that describes IRQ priority ordering and Latency settings which are adjustable with lspci. Upon finishing your hdparm adjustments, I'd guess the IRQs would worth looking into. Ismael, I'm getting ready to build a new audio box and would be very interested in knowing more about the AMD problem that you refer to. Is there a benchmarking site or somewhere else that someone has documented this? If it's handy, please do post a link. The last thing I want is to replace my current junk pile with something that's not going to work. :) ron --- Ismael Valladolid Torres <ismaeval@xxxxxxxx> wrote: > El viernes 07 de febrero de 2003 a las 03:37:23, > linuxmedia4@xxxxxxxxxxxx escribió: > > Does this means it only capable of 100 MB/sec Data > Transfer Rate? > > That means the interface is only capable of a 100 > MB/sec > bandwith. Nothing to do this with the speed of the > hard drive. The > interface is the road, the wider and better built, > the more and faster > the cars it can handle. The hard drive itself is the > car in this case. > > > And does this even have much of a bearing on the > interuptions I'm > > having? > > I bet what you are suffering is the common audio > dropouts in common > chipsets for AMD processors caused by their poor PCI > implementation. > > Is your chipset a VIA or a SiS one? > > http://www.tecchannel.de/hardware/817/index.html > > Regards, Ismael > -- > Ismael Valladolid Torres <ismaeval@xxxxxxxx> > http://es.geocities.com/ivalladt __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com
