Roman> Hi, On 10 Nov 1999, Jes Sorensen wrote:
>> Rubbish, the current case we are talking about is serial
>> performance vs the rest of the system. Run the serial as high
>> priority and the rest as slow - you don't need this for mouse,
>> disk, ethernet etc.
Roman> This only true for standard user systems, not e.g. for embedded
Roman> systems... You can of course ignore these problems others
Roman> can't.
If you have that sort of hard real time constraints you don't want the
generic kernel in the first place, you want RTLinux or similar. It's
really that simple.
Jes
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