-j64 is not heavy load. It's ridiculous load that no scheduler patch should even try to address. Heavy load is something like -j18 on a 6-core machine, and -j6 on a dual-core. -j64 is useless. This is load that your desktop PC will never, ever reach. Not in a billion years.
Will it work with BFS, or do I need to switch to CFS?
What kernel to I apply this patch against? It Failed against 2.6.37-rc2.
A quick test here shows improvement. I ran a kernel compile with j64 and the video playback is less stuttery. I just hope that people don't watch the video and get the impression that this is some magical pixie dust that will make their computers perform like the high end system that is used in the video.
Screw that. I don't wanna read half a book to do this.
Found exactly what I was looking for:
http://linuxtweaking.blogspot.com/20...untu-1004.html
In Ubuntu even recompiling the kernel should be quick and easy!
So, vanilla + this patch performs better or worse than -ck patchset?