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Originally Posted by philo_neo71
but where declare the number of CPUs and make the kernel more aggressive, I mean real time
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FreeBSD and NetBSD will use multiple CPU cores by default. OpenBSD differs by having separate SP(Single Processor) and MP(Multi).
You can strip unused drivers out of a Kernel but it only makes it boot faster. It does not make a process intensive task run any faster.
It is possible to expand the amount of memory available, file descriptors in /etc/sysctl.conf
https://wiki.netbsd.org/tutorials/tu...r_performance/
I'm wondering if the Video problem you had in another thread was due to custom kernel that did not have the radeomdrm module?