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| rtirq (set priorities on kernel IRQ threads)
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| The rtirq script is a bash script written by Rui Nuno Capela which
| works in conjunction with the IRQ threading facility of the Linux
| kernel. The script takes advantage of the fact that the kernel can
| use threads for IRQ management, and as such these threads (like any
| other thread running on your system) can be given maximum priority
| in an effort to minimize the latency of audio peripherals.
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