> I was unable to make mpg123 skip under 2.2.3 this morning, either
> unloaded or loaded. The loaded case was a load average of 3 (10% idle)
> and included a kernel compile, writing a cd, playing mp3s with mpg123,
> converting mp3s and some other nonsense while reading mail.
Run make -j and make sure it goes 30% into swap. That way, nearly
anything will start to skip.
Pavel
PS: If you was unable to make player skip, you just did not try hard
enough. Unfortunately, unless we switch to real-time-OS with
real-time-filesystem, hellish things like make -j of kernel on 32meg
machine _will_ make sound skip.
PPS: If you have solution which really works, I'm interested. Right
now I'm running
root@bug:~# nice -n -20 splay -t 500 -s `find /tmp/mp3.2/`
.. it behaves pretty well, but when I ran make -j on linux kernel,
machine got LAV ov 34, and took 20M of swap (on 32Meg machine), splay
just stopped playing.
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