[sisyphus] kernel-2.6.24 и saa7134

[Sergei O. Naumov]

В сообщении от Суббота 15 марта 2008 Led написал(a):
> > Может объяснит кто? Я вот, например, вижу ice-wks. Это оно? И чем оно
> > отличается от std-smp? Или std-smp заканчиваются на 2.6.18? Где бы все
> > эти вещи были отражены внятным образом...
>
> %description в пакете для кого существует?

Я бе не спрашивал, если бы не видел следующее. Берем std-smp:

 This package contains the Linux kernel that is used to boot and run
 your system.
 
 Most hardware drivers for this kernel are built as modules.  Some of
 these drivers are built separately from the kernel; they are available
 in separate packages (kernel-modules-*-std-smp).

 The "std" variant of kernel packages is a generic 2.6.x kernel which
 should support wide range of hardware, but does not contain patches
 which are useful only for some special applications (and may have
 undesirable side effects in other cases).  This is the default 2.6.x
 kernel variant for ALT Linux distributions.

Теперь берем std-def:

 This package contains the Linux kernel that is used to boot and run
 your system.
 
 Most hardware drivers for this kernel are built as modules.  Some of
 these drivers are built separately from the kernel; they are available
 in separate packages (kernel-modules-*-std-def).

 The "std" variant of kernel packages is a generic 2.6.x kernel which
 should support wide range of hardware, but does not contain patches
 which are useful only for some special applications (and may have
 undesirable side effects in other cases).  This is the default 2.6.x
 kernel variant for ALT Linux distributions.

Отличий не вижу, соответственно не могу понять, в чем разница между std-smp и 
std-def. В описании к ice-wks все то же самое, кроме фразы:

 The "ice-wks" variant of kernel packages is a generic 2.6.x kernel which
 should support most of desktop hardware and contains patches which
 reduce overall kernel latency and improve I/O performance.

Как интерпретировать "reduce overall latency" или "improve I/O performance|? 
Соответственно, и спрашиваю, может где-то есть какое-то более детальное 
описание.

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