In message: <22333.1052574519_at_critter.freebsd.dk> "Poul-Henning Kamp" <phk_at_phk.freebsd.dk> writes: : In message <1052570246.27195.6.camel_at_cf.freebsd-services.com>, Paul Richards wr : ites: : >I'm having real problems with current with heavy disk activity. : > : >When working in X and updating ports which causes a lot of disk activity : >I get *very* poor interactive responses. Keypresses can not appear for : >seconds and mouse movement is very jerky and unresponsive. : > : >I'm wondering if something is holding locks a long time in interrupt : >handlers and causing mouse/keyboard interrupts to be lost? : : We have this lock called "Giant" which we're trying to get rid off... Actually, this may be a problem in the acpi code. I have at least one battery that causes my system to 'freeze' for a while. The mouse interrupts aren't lost, per se, but just deferred too long. That was before the latest acpi upgrade, and I've not tried the offending battery since then (I think that the zero length messages are related to querrying the battery status, but haven't booted windows to find out for sure). WarnerReceived on Sun May 11 2003 - 10:45:47 UTC
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