Re: jack: "unlock memory" and "soft mode"

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Atte André Jensen schrieb:
> Lars Luthman wrote:
> 
>> so the kernel can swap
>> it to disk if it wants.
> 
> I never run out of ram. In a realtime situation I think this would
> generally be a thing to really, really try to avoid. So "unlock memory"
> is doing anything the moment I used all my ram and the kernel starts to
> swap to disc?

The swapping is the end of fun anyway ;-).
Still I run jackd with that option enabeled because I experienced much
less trouble with Zynaddsubfx. I doubt that could be an issue with
tcl-tk be it or not - I have this checked and it works better than
whithout....


best

Z
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