LinuxCNC on Debian Stretch

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7 years 11 months ago #121357 by dvina
Replied by dvina on topic LinuxCNC on Debian Stretch
I also have the value of Jitter increased from 7,000 to 40,000 when moving from Debian Wheezy i386 to Stretch amd64

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7 years 11 months ago - 7 years 11 months ago #121415 by tommylight
For whoever is using Stretch with preempt-rt, add more memory, a lot more memory.
This was tested on a Dell Optiplex 790, with 2Gb or ram it did 110000 in latency, with 8 GB it does 44000.
Edited the model number, it was written as 780.
Last edit: 7 years 11 months ago by tommylight. Reason: Error in model number

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7 years 11 months ago #121485 by Zuikkis
Replied by Zuikkis on topic LinuxCNC on Debian Stretch
Memory should have no effect, unless it's some memory bank issue that 8GB allows parallel access to different banks and 2GB doesn't? Many motherboards have two different colored memory slots, you need to fill them in correct order to get full memory speed.

I have been using stretch for a year now. I too needed to increase jitter values quite a lot. But this is my daily desktop machine, so it's a trade off between linuxcnc and other work, and I feel that it's still worth it.

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7 years 11 months ago #121518 by tommylight
Fixed the model number of the Dell computer, i own plenty of 780 so i wrote that by mistake.
The test was done on a 790.
Unfortunately leaving the latency test on while the PC is on an in use for several days, it occasionally gets the 200000 range spikes.

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