[Request] linux-cachyos-sched-ext
HippieMitch opened this issue · 4 comments
Link to the package upstream website/repository
linux-cachyos-sched-ext - https://github.com/CachyOS/linux-cachyos/tree/master/linux-cachyos-sched-ext
Utility this package has for you
I am still learning Nix and am working on building this one for myself. But I really want to experiment with this new CPU Scheduler and it is tempting me to hop on Arch just to give it a try (the easy way). I think it would be neat if we had additional kernel options in the repo. For this request I really am just requesting sched-ext. I realize we don't need a million kernel options :).
Do you consider the package(s) to be useful for every Chaotic-Nyx user?
No, but for a few.
Do you consider the package to be useful for feature testing/preview?
- Yes
Are you sure the package isn't available upstream already?
- Yes
Does the package's license allow redistributing it?
YES!
Have you searched the issues to ensure this request is unique?
- YES!
Have you read the README to ensure this package is not banned?
- YES!
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Hi @HippieMitch I've added the kernel and modules, but didn't add the "exemples" of schedules, not sure what's the best Nix-way to package them all.
EDIT 3: I've added the schedulers, you can access them through the scx
package.
Guiding for the lost souls:
After following our "How to use on NixOS" , add this to your configuration:
{
boot.kernelPackages = pkgs.linuxPackages_cachyos-sched-ext;
environment.systemPackages = [ pkgs.scx ];
}
Then, with the new kernel booted, check if the correct kernel booted:
╰─λ zgrep 'SCHED_CLASS' /proc/config.gz
CONFIG_SCHED_CLASS_EXT=y
The last step is to start a scheduler:
╰─λ sudo scx_rusty
21:38:53 [INFO] CPUs: online/possible = 24/32
21:38:53 [INFO] DOM[00] cpumask 00000000FF03F03F (20 cpus)
21:38:53 [INFO] DOM[01] cpumask 0000000000FC0FC0 (12 cpus)
21:38:53 [INFO] Rusty Scheduler Attached
There are other scx_*
binaries for you to play with, or head to https://github.com/sched-ext/scx for instructions on how to write one of your own.
Hey thanks @PedroHLC! That is crazy convenient!