Trying to solve the problem of choppiness and stuttering on LotrO I wonder: Someone mentioned turning off multiprocessor usage for LotrO as a solution. I use an AMD64 on gentoo 64 bit. What would I need to do to make wine run LotrO on just one core, or, does it do that by default anyway, in which case: How do I set it to use both to test if that helps? Can anyone chip in there?
thom_raindog wrote:> Trying to solve the problem of choppiness and stuttering on LotrO I wonder: > > Someone mentioned turning off multiprocessor usage for LotrO as a solution. I use an AMD64 on gentoo 64 bit. What would I need to do to make wine run LotrO on just one core, or, does it do that by default anyway, in which case: How do I set it to use both to test if that helps? > > Can anyone chip in there?You need to set the affinity mask for the Wine process so that it only runs on 1 cpu, you can use a tool called schedtool, once you build or install it you run it as: cd ~/.wine/path/to/lotro ~/schedtool-1.2.10/schedtool -a 0x1 -e wine lotro.exe
On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 1:30 PM, jeffz <wineforum-user at winehq.org> wrote:> You need to set the affinity mask for the Wine process so that it only runs on 1 cpu, you can use a tool called schedtool, once you build or install it you run it as:You can also use htop to set the affinity if you have that installed... Press "a" when the desired process is selected.