I made the test again...
I made heavy load with the kernel-compiling (make -j), and
paralelly, I started 7 other tasks like this:
------------
#!/bin/sh
while /bin/true
do
/bin/echo -n "#"
sleep $1
done
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The parameter was 1 2 4 8 16 32 64
These programs echoes one symbol after every x seconds. These are
redirected to different files, and counted after finishing the
kernel-compilation has finished.
The reading of the test results:
First line: Kernel image name, user space, kernel space time, and
CPU% (like time), and the total compilation time in seconds.
Second line: The (number of #s per second * 10000 * program
parameter ) in the shell script outputs. If this number is lower, it
menas that the program had less time to put the # sign. In normal
case, every test result should be around 10000, because, the shell
script speed is 1/parameter hashmarks/sec.
The new results:
2.0.35-3 : usr: 901.67s, sys: 0.35s, cpu:73%, total: 1390s
01: 2437 02: 3623 04: 4860 08: 5981 16: 6902 32: 7592 64: 8282
2.1.131-3 : usr: 886.02s, sys: 2.49s, cpu:44%, total: 2267s
01: 4494 02: 5371 04: 5645 08: 6033 16: 6350 32: 7056 64: 7903
2.2.0-ac1 : usr: 871.86s, sys: 9.38s, cpu:88%, total: 1108s
01: 2951 02: 4349 04: 5884 08: 7147 16: 8086 32: 8663 64: 9241
2.2.0-ar1 : usr: 794.54s, sys: 8.48s, cpu:88%, total: 1441s
01: 2885 02: 4661 04: 6298 08: 7380 16: 8545 32: 8878 64: 9322
2.2.0-ar6 : usr: 805.35s, sys: 0.22s, cpu:89%, total: 1473s
01: 2885 02: 4480 04: 6055 08: 7494 16: 8472 32: 9124 64: 8255
2.2.0-f-1 : usr: 894.87s, sys: 2.07s, cpu:89%, total: 1120s
01: 3069 02: 4496 04: 5959 08: 7208 16: 7993 32: 8564 64: 9135
2.2.0-p5-1 : usr: 892.37s, sys: 2.73s, cpu:86%, total: 1157s
01: 3049 02: 4440 04: 5874 08: 6910 16: 7601 32: 8569 64: 9398
2.2.0-p5-am : usr: 877.32s, sys: 1.32s, cpu:88%, total: 1120s
01: 3204 02: 4462 04: 5998 08: 6997 16: 7854 32: 8568 64: 9140
2.2.0-p6-1 : usr: 880.11s, sys: 8.21s, cpu:89%, total: 1101s
01: 3387 02: 5285 04: 6611 08: 7918 16: 8572 32: 9299 64: 9880
2.2.0-p7ac191: usr: 889.95s, sys: 0.75s, cpu:88%, total: 1131s
01: 3066 02: 4382 04: 5867 08: 6998 16: 7917 32: 8482 64: 9614
2.2.0-p7ac20: usr: 916.70s, sys: 9.50s, cpu:54%, total: 3132s
01: 1235 02: 1902 04: 2349 08: 3192 16: 3780 32: 4495 64: 6538
2.2.0-p8 : usr: 879.42s, sys: 5.46s, cpu:88%, total: 1127s
01: 2979 02: 4309 04: 5710 08: 6952 16: 7945 32: 8512 64: 9080
2.2.0-p8a109: usr: 897.22s, sys: 7.60s, cpu:65%, total: 1862s
01: 1841 02: 2845 04: 3650 08: 4466 16: 5325 32: 6356 64: 7215
2.2.0-p8a25 : usr: 912.80s, sys: 7.64s, cpu:90%, total: 1811s
01: 1871 02: 2649 04: 3599 08: 4372 16: 5211 32: 6182 64: 7419
2.2.0-p8a26 : usr: 917.75s, sys: 9.93s, cpu:92%, total: 1388s
01: 2354 02: 3471 04: 4666 08: 5530 16: 6567 32: 7374 64: 7835
2.2.1-ar1 : usr: 963.53s, sys: 5.06s, cpu:90%, total: 1702s
01: 3147 02: 4779 04: 6553 08: 7704 16: 8737 32: 9019 64: 9771
dLux
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