Re: Any word on an rt kernel for Fedora 9?

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Rui Nuno Capela wrote:
> midi is seriously broken on 2.6.26-rt, specially when driven outboard; 
> events delivered out of time if at all, outrageous jitter and 
> unpredictable drop outs; internally sequenced material (eg. queueing 
> events to a softsynth) might work barely but that is just little comfort.
> 
> note that this badness applies to PREEMPT_RT kernels >= 2.6.26, vanilla 
> is fine afaict.
> 
> all that trouble seems to be related to a regression in 2.6.26-rc2 that 
> just made the bkl non preemptible anymore, leaving the -rt people with a 
> herculean task to comply--look after Ingo Molnar's "Kill the BKL" tree 
> for news...

I keep hearing rumors that the kernel devs are basically trying to make 
the vanilla kernel "rt-capable", meaning I think that they want to make 
special patching unnecessary for the task. What we're seeing now are 
side-effects of this effort, which will hopefully right itself soon.

Only rumors, I'm afraid. If someone out there has some real knowledge on 
this issue, feel free to speak up. :-)

-- Darren
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