So I would like to try gcc kernel with ntsync patch
But I’m not sure if it is included or if I should include it and build it.
I saw a patch on cachymod for intel idling that I am considering as this laptop does get hot and idling would probably help.
But I don’t know if I can even add it or how to. I assume I just copy the raw.xxx6.13xx.patch for each additional required patch?
Also unsure as to the 0007-itmt-core-ranking.patch
I’ve got an Intel TigerLake i5 1145g7, do I require that patch for “boost” states?
All in all, I like to play with audio. Any other suggestions would be appreciated. I have actually previously run the Rusty scheduler from patch, but I fumbled a bit before I did it right, and would rather like to make sure. Also the rusty scheduler gave me some issues overall. Therefore I have removed it.
PKGBUILD says.
provides=(VIRTUALBOX-GUEST-MODULES WIREGUARD-MODULE KSMBD-MODULE UKSMD-BUILTIN NTSYNC-MODULE)
But I have no idea what that entails tbh.
Going to try building soon I guess.
It literally says what it provides: the modules for all of these drivers, including ntsync. So yes, ntsync is included.
Modules are loaded on demand, and you can also manually load them with modprobe, and force loading them at boot by adding them to the config file.
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Sweet thank you. That helps a lot. I am learning.
I didn’t know. I’m a Windows user. Not a coder, and fresh to Linux overall.
We are doing that with ntsync. It’s loaded via conf file. Although I don’t see the difference with that vs just building it directly into the kernel but it is what it is.
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Probably not really different.
But think just because they anyway plan to add it to upstream 6.14 Kernel.
Just guessing.