Open jowy opened 9 years ago
Do you experience this with Debian Wheezy or Jessie (Depending on you being on SteamOS 1.0/2.0)?
Jessie On Jul 29, 2015 12:35 PM, "mikeyd" notifications@github.com wrote:
Do you experience this with Debian Wheezy or Jessie (Depending on you being on SteamOS 1.0/2.0)?
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Running the default NetworkManager seems to cause periodic (~two minute intervals) lag spikes that seem to last up to ten seconds.
I've uploaded a screen capture of the graph and the stream trace snapshot.
I've tested this using various WiFi configurations and even 1Gbps ethernet on an isolated switch. All methods seem to have this issue. Watching htop on the client and Task Manager on the server, no obvious culprit is seen.
After some research, I've found a handful of cases where people are having issues with NetworkManager's periodic scan for stronger WiFi networks... I believe this to be the culprit since disabling the network-manager service and using WICD or manually configuring the WiFi / Ethernet seems to solve it. There are even patches to remove this functionality from NetworkManager.
Side note: I was previously having issues with audio not working after starting the stream. Now this seems to be solved. (This was also tested on all configurations.) I'm thinking that there may be some problem when NetworkManager ticks for a scan during a stream's initialization.
Client System Info (I will post more as necessary, but I do not think any hardware is at fault here):