Am Sonntag, 5. November 2006 17:30 schrieb Emmanuel Ackaouy:
> This is odd. If there isn't much load on the box, then it
> shouldn't matter very much which scheduler is being used.
>
> Since BVT was removed from unstable some time ago, I assume
> that your transition from BVT to Credit involved other changes
> or perhaps that you're running an older version of the credit
> scheduler. As Ian pointed out, there have been a few changes
> in the credit scheduler recently and many since BVT was
> removed which may be relevant here.
>
> What version of BVT and credit are you running?
On 21. October I switched from bvt to credit, because I didn't spend much time in tuning the sedf scheduler. I've never used the sedf scheduler in production.
I think that was the bvt scheduler from xen unstable from 20061011.
I tried to use current xen unstable, but PCI passthrough doesn't work with my config.
Johnny
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> This is odd. If there isn't much load on the box, then it
> shouldn't matter very much which scheduler is being used.
>
> Since BVT was removed from unstable some time ago, I assume
> that your transition from BVT to Credit involved other changes
> or perhaps that you're running an older version of the credit
> scheduler. As Ian pointed out, there have been a few changes
> in the credit scheduler recently and many since BVT was
> removed which may be relevant here.
>
> What version of BVT and credit are you running?
On 21. October I switched from bvt to credit, because I didn't spend much time in tuning the sedf scheduler. I've never used the sedf scheduler in production.
I think that was the bvt scheduler from xen unstable from 20061011.
I tried to use current xen unstable, but PCI passthrough doesn't work with my config.
Johnny
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