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Tips for tweaking your kernel. |
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!! How can I make my kernel boot faster? |
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If you remove things you dont need from the kernel, like SCSI support if you dont have SCSI devices and wont ever want to use a USB Mass Storage device |
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such as a Digital Camera, you end up with a smaller kernel - which will in turn boot faster. I've not measured how much benefit you get from this however |
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!! How can I improve performance on a desktop machine? (or on a slower machine) |
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There are a number of patches around at the moment to reduce latency or provide realtime support for Linux. This is a fairly dynamic field at the moment and the best way to keep up to date with this is to go to http://lwn.net and search for realtime or latency. |
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See also SysControls, KernelPreemption, LowLatency, LinuxOnTheDesktop |
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