> OK - its not my random driver, then :-).
>
Well, unless your random driver is not attached to the ums device... It
does something when I use the mouse attached to the psm device... and the
mouse is still jumpy.
Ken
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> IT's new as of last night. There is a random there, but it's not doing
> anything when I move the mouse.
OK - its not my random driver, then :-).
M
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Personally, the whole system seems a bit sluggish with the SMPng stuff
there... I'm assuming this will be fixed later.
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IT's new as of last night. There is a random there, but it's not doing
anything when I move the mouse.
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| Kenneth Culver | FreeBSD: The best NT upgrade|
| Unix Systems Administrator | ICQ #: 24767726
On 18 Sep, Kenneth Wayne Culver wrote:
> 1) When I'm playing music (mp3), and I move the mouse or move a window in
> X, the sound stutters and I get a pcm0: hwptr went backwards x -> y (where
> x and y are different numbers).
I see this too.
If I use xmms instead of mpg123 I didn't need to move
> 1) When I'm playing music (mp3), and I move the mouse or move a window in
> X, the sound stutters and I get a pcm0: hwptr went backwards x -> y (where
> x and y are different numbers).
>
> 2) the mouse is quite jumpy in X, especially while there is high cpu
> usage. I have tried to use both the
Alright, I've been using -CURRENT with the SMPng changes for a few days
and wanted to give some feedback.
Overall everything works, although I have been experienceing a few
problems which may or may not be related.
1) When I'm playing music (mp3), and I move the mouse or move a window in
X, th
