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[linux-dvb] Re: Lots of cx88_wakeup n buffers handled (should be 1) messages
"Roger James" <roger@beardandsandals.co.uk> writes:
> My DVB setup (2.6.9 + patches) appears to be just about working. However I
> am seeing lots of
>
> "cx88_wakeup: n buffers (handled should be 1)
Isn't critical, but indicates pretty high IRQ latencies.
The driver has woken up two (or even more?) buffers at once because
the IRQ handler ran _that_ late that the next DMA buffer was filled
already.
> I am suspicious of my 2.6.9 build as the system seems to be a bit more
> sluggish than it used to be.
Only when using dvb? Or in general as well?
> What do these messages mean (I am guessing, slow response to IRQ?) and does
> anyone have any suggestions where I should be looking.
Yes, something is fishy and causes the high IRQ latencies. Hard to
say what exactly. Maybe someone keeps a lock for a insane long time.
Maybe the IRQ routing is broken. Might be completely unrelated to
dvb.
Gerd
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