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<steev>
derzahl: if you wanna play with it... i pushed more to 5.12 - i added in the lmh driver (v3), which should give a performance boost
<steev>
i'm getting similar numbers to what was reported in the email
<steev>
actually slightly better
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<derzahl>
steev: wow, 30-70% improvement in cpu performance? hell yeh ill try it out
<steev>
it seems fairly stable on 5.12, i can't recommend 5.13+ currently
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<steev>
i've only done it with =y, it should accept =m but i'm not sure why you would
<derzahl>
what are you on currently. 5.12.?
<derzahl>
5.12.19?
<steev>
yeah
<steev>
what i pushed is what i'm using
<steev>
on both of them; one using the distro_defconfig, the other using the config i pastebinned (with QCOM_LMH=y )
<derzahl>
sweet. downloading it now. can just take my working .config and enable QCOM_LMH?
<steev>
should be able to yeah
<derzahl>
i think ill compile it twice. once on zfs and once on ext4
<steev>
also, make sure you're using config_hz_1000 - you should be
<derzahl>
zfs seems a bit more sluggish than i was expecting
<derzahl>
but then again, im paying more attention to speed:)
<derzahl>
so i want something objective
<derzahl>
yeh i am
<steev>
fwiw... i've been using (on the other c630) ext4's build in encryption for my homedir rather than the full thing
<steev>
i need to see if shawn's commit to disable the qce is still valid
<derzahl>
did you notice a large slowdown from luks?