[ltp] Re: So what _is_ advantage of 2.6 kernel on a Thinkpad?

Tue, 23 Mar 2004 07:29:28 -0800

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> Well, the mobo I'm using on my workstation now has AC97 codec for sound. 
> I haven't experience with that on 2.4.x, but its pretty crappy under 
> 2.6.3. Even with preemption every mouse movement generates an audible 
> breakup. There are a lot of possible variables and its OT here, but I'm 
> definitely going to go back and compare with 2.4.22 and see how it differs.

My t40, as far as I can tell, also had an AC97 codec via the intel
integrated sound, at least the alsa snd_ac97_codec is loaded. Just goes
to show all the trillion different variables I guess.

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<PRE>Well, the mobo I'm using on my workstation now has AC97 codec for sound. 
I haven't experience with that on 2.4.x, but its pretty crappy under 
2.6.3. Even with preemption every mouse movement generates an audible 
breakup. There are a lot of possible variables and its OT here, but I'm 
definitely going to go back and compare with 2.4.22 and see how it differs.</PRE>
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My t40, as far as I can tell, also had an AC97 codec via the intel integrated sound, at least the alsa snd_ac97_codec is loaded. Just goes to show all the trillion different variables I guess.
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