Zaptel TDM400 CPU interrupt percentages on .11

On Sat, May 20, 2006 19:55, Bill Harris wrote:
> Installed 6.1 on the same machine, now interrupts are
'way' down..

<snip>

> Now, it took quite a while longer to build a 6.x
kernel, my gosh, about
> 30 minutes on this 1ghz machine...  6.1 is huge... 
Anyway, seems to
> be running much better.

This is great news.. I think.. on the kernel build was that
30 mins
more or total ?

Which version kernel builds were _not_ huge ?

regards
-kim

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It was more than 30 minutes, total for the build.   Seems
like
it took forever.  I even stopped, and double-checked my
kernel-
config file to make sure I had stripped it down, because it
seemed
like it was building every module.

The generic kernel, from install was more than 6 megs, mine,
when it finally finished, was down to 3megs (not including
loadables).

I was just complaining, it "seemed" that
5.4-RELEASE took 10-15
minutes.

BTW, this is with a X100P card too.  the WCFXS driver works
fine with both a TDM400 and a X100P.    I switched it out
when I
was hooking up the CDROM to install 6.1.

When on a call, it seems to be burning 1.2-1.3 percent
usage.

Thanks for the suggestion.

Bill



> This is great news.. I think.. on the kernel build was
that 30 mins
> more or total ?
>
> Which version kernel builds were _not_ huge ?
>
> regards
> -kim
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