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From: Lamont Granquist <lamont@scriptkiddie.org>
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Subject: 4.4-RELEASE real time scheduling broke?
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xmms has been popping a lot more under 4.4-RELEASE and i just noticed that
is not running with real-time priority anymore according to top, even
though it should be configured to do so.

i've upgraded xmms recently though, so i'm not sure who to blame (and not
really familiar enough with real time scheduling to know what i need to do
to test it out...)


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