996.02 fps for the win

[ClanWoof]

Well I just setup my new server seems to be running pretty good.
Most fps I have got stable with 10 players without it dropping.
Took me sometime to get everything right.

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CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
9.00 6356.57 12611.06     508     0  996.02       9
] rcon stats
CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
9.00 6342.69 13129.03     508     0  996.02       9
] rcon stats
CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
9.00 6524.50 13540.09     508     0  996.02       9
] rcon stats
CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
9.00 7325.16 13583.38     508     0  996.02       9
] rcon stats
CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
9.33 7455.17 11805.57     508     0  996.02       9
] rcon stats
CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
9.33 7455.17 11805.57     508     0  996.02       9
] rcon stats
CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
9.33 7707.12 12055.96     508     0  996.02       9
] rcon stats
CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
9.33 8296.56 12055.96     508     0  996.02       9
] rcon stats
CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
9.75 8527.79 11212.26     508     0  996.02       9
] rcon stats
CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
9.75 8570.22 11461.77     508     0  996.02       9
] rcon stats
CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
9.75 8359.05 11635.98     508     0  996.02       9
] rcon stats
CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
9.75 8286.60 11666.82     508     0  996.02       9
] rcon stats
CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
10.00 8111.68 10741.81     508     0  996.02       9
] rcon stats
CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
10.00 8157.36 10811.99     508     0  997.01       9
] rcon stats
CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
10.00 8058.99 10811.99     508     0  996.02       9
] rcon stats
CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
10.00 8098.21 10909.09     508     0  996.02       9
] rcon stats
CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
12.00 8263.21 10268.26     508     0  996.02       9
] rcon stats
CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
12.00 8050.10 10389.44     508     0  996.02       9
] rcon stats
CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
12.00 8087.67 10419.89     508     0  996.02       9
] rcon stats
CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
12.00 7867.93 10444.22     508     0  996.02       9
] rcon stats
CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
12.00 7867.93 9839.11     508     0  996.02       9

[Hazz]

Well done

Have a cookie!

[pob944]

t dont ben cool ta mere ta surement aider a voir tout les post que ta fait pour avoir 1000 fps

[CarVac]

Next up: a tutorial
right?
please?

[DF-Beyond-Devil]

Can we get your kernel?

[ClanWoof]

My kernel? Or what number it is..
My kernel would not work I'm pretty sure as it's setup for a dual quad core e5440.
If that has anything to do with it.

[DF-Beyond-Devil]

Mine is a Q6600 quad core

[css]

ClanWoof, provide the kernel setup configuration file.

Paste the contents of this command here:

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zcat /proc/config.gz

Othe server admins can then copy that file to /usr/src/linux/.config and run "make menuconfig" to start on working based on your kernel setup. The .config file in the root of Linux kernel files is used to compile the kernel. It's possible to use the same .config file for even different version of the kernel. Of course it's good always to check "make menuconfig" and see that for example Intel/AMD 32/64 bit optimizations are matching your own setup, but rest of the stuff about ticks/hz/soft/hard/irq/HPET/APIC is just the same.

[CarVac]

yes please!

[DF-Beyond-Devil]

Please? :-o??

[ClanWoof]

Sorry guys, don't want to look like a asshole.
To be honest, I am using this for my company so I would rather not just give away my work I spent a few weeks working on.
I started off using this.
http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=486424
Once I get more time here, I'll make a tutorial.
Fixed link.

[DF-Beyond-Devil]

Link doesn't work, please re-link and if you want money I will give!

[css]

ClanWoof Wrote:To be honest, I am using this for my company so I would rather not just give away my work I spent a few weeks working on.
I started off using this.
http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=486424
Once I get more time here, I'll make a tutorial.

Wat?

You've got help from this forum. Now give something back. Other server hosters have got 1000 FPS servers too. Your 1000 FPS servers aren't "exclusive" so to speak, so keeping the .config for yourself is just selfish.

Rename the config for example to ".config_ClanWoofs_www.mywebsite.com_1000_FPS_kernel" and then share it. You get your name out there and everybody who have helped you on this forum don't feel betrayed. Server admins want this config for non-commercial purposes too.

You don't lose anything by sharing. You can only win.

Please.

[ClanWoof]

The command did not work you gave me, also have a little more work before I would like to give it out. I also rather post it with a tut on how I did everything so people that have no clue can learn, as this took me a week of playing around. Also there is always more work to make it better. Not just keeping it for myself being selfish, just rather people know how to do it on their own with some help.
I sent you a pm for a few commands. Then I should be able to post it.

[css]

There should be file /proc/config.gz, which contains the configuration variables for the active kernel. The command "zcat /proc/config.gz" looks inside of the file. "zcat" is the same as "cat" (same as "type" on windows/dos), but it it uncomprsesses gzip files before printing the contents.

If you don't have /proc/config.gz file, then your kernel doesn't have the very nice "Kernel .config support" enabled. In "make menuconfig" it is in "General Setup". It is enabled by default.

Another reliable way to see the current kernel config is to use utility "extract-ikconfig". It's provided with the Linux kernel sources. It's at /usr/src/linux/scripts/extract-ikconfig. You have to start it from /usr/src/linux/. So, use this command if you can't find /proc/config.gz:

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/usr/src/linux> ./scripts/extract-ikconfig /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.26-1000fps

Replace the /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.26-1000fps with whatever is the kernel you are using. Make sure you set the correct kernel image there because we don't want the 950 fps kernel config

Last resort to see the kernel config is to directly check /usr/src/linux/.config, but that's not reliable. That's because you might have unintentionally made changes to the config, or you don't remember that you made changes, and that's why the .config doesn't represent the real kernel config.

This should cover all possibilities