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| Hi all, I am using a Red Hat 9 distro since a few month (and kinda like it). I have the "stock" kernel, which is 2.4.20-8 it seems. I'd like to install that famous "low latency" kernel patch... but I don't know which patch to apply I read about "test5" and "test6" low latency patch, and really don't know what to look for If I dowload the kernel 2.4.20-20 from Red Hat, will this patch already be applied to it ? (how can I check ?) Are these low latency patches compatible with the NPTL (Native Posix Threads) that Red Hat 9 uses by default (which was not supposed to be backported to 2.4 ?) ? I like Linux a lot, but I am getting some strange "two to three seconds delay" under some conditions... And people having the same problem said it disappeared when they applied this low latency patch... I know how to recompile a kernel, but I don't know which patch to apply to the sources, nor if it compatible with the custom Red Hat 2.4 NPTL kernel... Thanks in advance for any help, Jean P.S : please don't reply by private email as this email adress has been harvested and my mail gets filled in a few hour by the Microsoft Swen virus and so all mail sent to me bounces back to expeditor... |