thewade wrote:
I think you can tweak the disk write interupt length so that disk write
sizes are smaller and more frequent, which would effectively solve this
problem.
I think you can do this in /etc/sysconfig/harddisks in Fedora.
Syslogd can be usefull...
There is a hard drive realtime audio howto somewhere on the net: I
remember reading it somewhere... I think Takashi Iwa (I hope I spelled
his name right) wrote something about it when he wrote that latency
motior kernel module tool thingy.
And one should put the audio stuff on a separate disk from the OS is
using anyway, preferably on a separate bus (SCSCI, iee1394) if you can.
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