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On Tue, 21 Feb 2006, FreeLSD wrote:

> options	SCHED_ULE

I'd start by going back to SCHED_4BSD and seeing how that affects things. 
ULE is an experimental scheduler that may produce inconsistent or undesirable 
results depending on workload.

Robert N M Watson