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From: Scott Ellis <scott@jumpnowtek.com>
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Subject: PANDABOARD default scheduler
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Why does the PANDABOARD kernel config default to SCHED_4BSD instead
of SCHED_ULE? It's a dual-core board. 

Just curious.

SCHED_ULE has been working fine for me on a similar OMAP4 board.





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