Large file copies using too much CPU time

[Terry]

aRTs was a good idea that has gone awry. I think we need a different
approach for a sound server in KDE.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Dan Stone" <dan at headzofstate.com>
To: <kde at mail.kde.org>
Sent: Sunday, June 23, 2002 7:56 PM
Subject: Re: [kde] Large file copies using too much CPU time


On Sunday 23 June 2002 07:05 pm, Johnny A wrote:
> On Sunday 23 June 2002 22:32, Dan Stone wrote:
> > Heh...guess it might have helped to be using 32-bit I/O and DMA access,
> > no? I set the drives to work properly now, and it seems to have fixed
the
> > problem...it still makes me wonder, though, why being on 16-bit I/O and
> > no DMA made artsd go nuts...? *shrug*
>
> Perhaps an IRQ clash? Just a guess, but if the IDE controller and the
sound
> card use the same interrupt, maybe artsd is fooled somehow. (somehow is
> always a good word to use when you don't quite know what you're talking
> about. ;)) Maybe you're using an old ISA sound card?

Well...my SB Live! Audigy (a PCI card) uses IRQ 12, while the 2 IDE
controllers on my mainboard use IRQ's 14 and 15, so I don't think that's
it...oh well, chalk it up as a quirk of arts then, unless I can find anyone
else who's ever had this problem =P

~D. A. Stone
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