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Originally Posted by qwerty12 View Post
We aren't using PREEMPT (RT) (which is enabled with CONFIG_PREEMPT_RT), we are just using plain PREEMPT (which is enabled with CONFIG_PREEMPT)

/proc/sys/kernel/kernel_preemption does not exist on the nits when using preempt.
I thought it was my versioning that may have removed it but when I flashed a proper preempt kernel (with the uname showing it was preempt), that proc entry still wasn't there.

Anyway, here is my patch to enable PREEMPT and trick the versioning:
http://pastebin.com/ffc8f11b

EDIT: I'd try that CONFIG_PREEMPT_RT patch but it has disappeared off the internet
Hi qwerty12,

I believe the PREEMPT (RT) kernel is called linux-rt

The webpage is http://rt.wiki.kernel.org

The advantage of this kernel is that you can finetune the performance while it runs
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