On 9/29/07, Francisco J Ballesteros <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I´m using both a macbook pro and a macbook regularly. > Plan9 on Parallels works fine, although time does funny things when > you suspend (I do not) and some times parallels crashes (not plan 9) when > you start it. >
if you don't mind your parallels p9 to run with the wrong time you can simply stop timesync and you'll have no issues with suspend/restart. the problem is that when timesync puts the new time in after a suspend the system recalculated the cpu clock rate and forces it down the cpu's throat, which causes time to run much faster than usual. here's a snippet from a discussion we had with jmk trying to figure this one out a few months ago: > devcons.c:^writebintime forces a new clock frequency down the kernel's > throat at the writer's behest. the writer in this case is timesync... > perhaps it shouldn't be allowed to do so? i don't know a solution, i simply avoid running timesync under parallels
