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> About the rt kernels:

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> We don't have as much experience as Fernando, so the rt kernels

> are probably not as tuned yet, but since it's trivial to make config

> changes and compile/install kernels that could change quickly. The

> current rt kernels are based on the vanilla kernels and unpatched

> (except for some ATI graphics compatibility), which is a little plus I

>  guess.

Uhmm no. That is a decision we made to keep in sync with KISS, while less is

definitely better in the case of kernels. We patch only as needed, and all

ammendments against the stock kernel are documented in the changelogs.

Practically, there are no further "tunables" aside from removing unneeded

options and modules. Some users probably already have their own tried and

tested config for that, since most prefer to optimise for their machines

anyway.
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About the rt kernels:

We don't have as much experience as Fernando, so the rt kernels

are probably not as tuned yet, but since it's trivial to make config

changes and compile/install kernels that could change quickly. The

current rt kernels are based on the vanilla kernels and unpatched

(except for some ATI graphics compatibility), which is a little plus I=

=A0guess.Uhmm no. That is a decision we ma=

de to keep in sync with KISS, while less is definitely better in the case o=

f kernels. We patch only as needed, and all ammendments against the stock k=

ernel are documented in the changelogs. Practically, there are no further &=

quot;tunables" aside from removing unneeded options and modules. Some =

users probably already have their own tried and tested config for that, sin=

ce most prefer to optimise for their machines anyway.
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