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Is there any reason that there is no realtime_lsm package in the Arch repos?
The Realtime Linux Security Module (http://sourceforge.net/projects/realtime-lsm/) gives specific groups or programs realtime priority (very low latency).
Just wondering if it hasn't been packaged for a reason, or if there's some similar functionality already in the Arch kernels.
~B
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maybe kernel26beyond has realtime_lsm
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realtime_lsm has been dropped from beyond and many other patchsets, as it will never be merged to the kernel due to it's design.
Instead, we have the more favourable implementation, rlimits, which can either be configured in via set_rlimits (http://www.physics.adelaide.edu.au/~jwo … -1.2.0.tgz) or somehow via PAM.
Google around, there's patches of documentation, and there *might* be some in a full kernel source tarball from kernel.org (not the source we include with our arch kernels -- ours is stripped of things, including documentation).
James
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