Eric Hammond, this bug report is being closed due to your last comment
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/365233/comments/7
regarding one may now create custom kernels in EC2. For future reference
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Status: Triaged => Invalid
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Title:
Provide Ubuntu EC2 kernels with 1000Hz timer (for VOIP/Asterisk)
Status in Official Ubuntu Images on EC2:
Invalid
Status in “linux” package in Ubuntu:
Invalid
Bug description:
One popular use of Ubuntu on EC2 is to run VOIP software like
Asterisk. In order to achieve decent quality audio with this
application it needs to run on a kernel compiled with a 1000Hz timer.
Amazon provides a single 2.6.18 kernel compiled with 1000Hz timer
which is what folks are currently using to run Asterisk on Ubuntu on
EC2, but this is somewhat outdated.
Though I understand that a slower timer is generally better for server
performance and thus should not be the default for the standard Ubuntu
on EC2 kernel, it would help a lot of folks if separate 1000Hz kernels
were made available for running with the official Ubuntu images.
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