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realtime:documentation:known_limitations [2022/03/14 07:30]
bigeasy Removed options from the list which do not apply as of v5.17-rc7-rt13
realtime:documentation:known_limitations [2023/09/21 17:37]
costa.shul [Disabled CONFIG_ options] CONFIG_NUMA_BALANCING
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-Disabled config options ​(as of v5.17-rc7-rt13,​ rt-devel):+Disabled config options:
  
-  * CONFIG_TRANSPARENT_HUGEPAGE+  * [[https://​elixir.bootlin.com/​linux/​latest/​A/​ident/​CONFIG_TRANSPARENT_HUGEPAGE|CONFIG_TRANSPARENT_HUGEPAGE]] 
 +  * [[https://​elixir.bootlin.com/​linux/​latest/​A/​ident/​CONFIG_DRM_I915|CONFIG_DRM_I915]] 
 +  * [[https://​elixir.bootlin.com/​linux/​latest/​A/​ident/​CONFIG_NUMA_BALANCING|CONFIG_NUMA_BALANCING]] 
 +  * [[https://​elixir.bootlin.com/​linux/​latest/​A/​ident/​CONFIG_LEDS_TRIGGER_CPU|CONFIG_LEDS_TRIGGER_CPU]]
   * CONFIG_KVM_MPIC (powerpc)   * CONFIG_KVM_MPIC (powerpc)
 +  * CONFIG_OPROFILE (until v5.12-rc2-rt1)
 +  * CONFIG_XEN (until v4.18-rc8-rt1)
 +  * CONFIG_X86_POWERNOW_K8 (until v5.2.21-rt13)
 +  * CONFIG_BCACHE (until v5.6.17-rt10)
 +  * CONFIG_HIGHMEM (mips, powerpc, until v5.10-rc1-rt2)
 +  * CONFIG_RT_GROUP_SCHED (until v5.15-rc2-rt3)
 +  * CONFIG_CPUMASK_OFFSTACK (until 5.4.5-rt3)
  
 ===== Platforms ===== ===== Platforms =====
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 ==== EFI ==== ==== EFI ====
-EFI runtime services are disabled because using them may case high latencies. This includes accessing the RTC device or updating the variables.+[[https://​elixir.bootlin.com/​linux/​latest/​A/​ident/​CONFIG_EFI_DISABLE_RUNTIME|EFI runtime services are disabled]] because using them may case high latencies. This includes accessing the RTC device or updating the variables.
 If you need to use the EFI runtime services add **efi=runtime** to the kernel command line. If you need to use the EFI runtime services add **efi=runtime** to the kernel command line.
  
realtime/documentation/known_limitations.txt · Last modified: 2023/10/02 20:16 by costa.shul