Re: Increase of HZ

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Tharindu Rukshan Bamunuarachchi wrote:

In linux 2.6.9 kernel (vanilla)
I got better response time by increasing HZ value:

Is it harmless if I increase HZ value some more??

Increasing HZ means your CPU spends more time handling the
timer interrupt, and has less time to run programs.  On a
laptop, it also means lower battery life.

Other than HZ, what are other params could I change  (USER_HZ etc)

I would stay away from USER_HZ, otherwise you're going to have
to recompile a whole bunch of userspace programs...

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