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Hey guys,
After bleeding-edge linux-tuning and some br0ken 2.6.25's what are

candidates for a stable audio setup?
I'm currently running "2.6.24.7-rt17-pure #3 SMP PREEMPT RT" from

http://guests.goto10.org/~krgn/files/ which seems great for day-to-day

work and sound-production. runs for 3 days now, few suspend to RAM, no

reboot since, and worked out of the box.
It passes the mplayer via wifi-NFS and jconv test without a single xrun

at 256 frames/period, 3period @ 48Ksps with HDA-intel/PCI and UA-25+USB.

JACK (ardour, rosegarden, etc) works as usual.. including

gnome,iceweasel+flash and whatever - gonna test firewire soon.
I'm considering to make this my new default; maybe  recompile it with

few minor changes (optimized for MCORE2, no generic i386) -  It also

seems to be a bit more power-hungry that 2.6.24.3-rt3 - hard to tell

since former kernel does support `powertop`:

(No detailed statistics available; please enable the CONFIG_TIMER_STATS

kernel options - This option is located in the Kernel Debugging section

of menuconfig which is CONFIG_DEBUG_KERNEL=y in the config file)
Just for reference it's a X60s, running a

debian-lenny/sid/debian-multimedia/64studio distro mix..
I changed the USB-irq in the bios but I didn't do much besides using

rtirq.deb from 64studio and usual limits.conf with debian jackd

0.109.2. - I still have `dev.rtc.max-user-freq=8192` in sysctl.conf -

but I don't think it is being used with HPET.
What kernel/setup/system are you guys *tuning* for work, recording,

production and/or live performance.
robin

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