25 Mar
2006
25 Mar
'06
10:06 a.m.
On Sat, Mar 25, 2006 at 08:51:29AM +0100, Atte André Jensen atte.jensen(a)gmail.com wrote:
And that should have been "clocksource=pit". Sorry for the confusion.
Unfortunately, only my original question appears in the mailing list.
John Stultz replied privately asking for more information and the
output of dmesg, suggested I try the -mm kernel to see if it also had
the problem, suggested the "clocksource=pit" workaround, and then sent
me a patch to try for the -mm kernel. When I reported that the patch
worked for -mm, he said he would "polish it up and send it to Andrew."
I asked if -mm could also be used with the -rt patch, since realtime
was important to me, but I didn't get a reply.
Chuck
Chuck Martin wrote:
>This sounds supiciously like a problem I reported here not long ago,
My keyboard appears to have been invaded by gremlins. That should have
been "suspiciously"...
but didn't
get an answer for, especially the second problem. This
wouldn't happen to be a Pentium III, would it?
No, it's a Pentium IV...
>After reporting the
>problem on the LKML, I was given a temporary workaround by John Stultz
>that involved booting with "clockwource=pit", which fixed the problem
for me.
Could you post a link to the discussion?