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Old 24th October 2004, 01:46 AM
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Heads up FC3T3 (2.92?) up2date, make, etc.

I'm running FC3T3 (I think they call it version FC2.92) with all the updates (340 or so) and kernel 2.6.9-1.640. I do not have a working sound system, ie when I log into an account I get a sound system not working message. I have not <yet> tried to fix it.

The issue I wanted to alert people to is the possibility of a large portion of the cpu cycles being consumed by various poorly configured sound system resources. For example, if I issue a top command, I find that even while I'm building a kernel, approximately 50% of the cpu time is bieng spent on artsd. Yesterday when I was installing updates via up2date, I also noticed very sluggish performance. I suspect that computers without a working sound system may be running ill configured sound system threads. On my computer, there is a huge list of kernel error messages when I look at dmesg.

I've tried killing the artsd thread, but something seems to spawn a new incarnation of it shortly after it is killed.
 

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