Re: amd64 sleeps too quickly

2004-07-28 Thread Peter Cordes
On Tue, Jul 20, 2004 at 01:20:03AM -0400, David Dumas wrote: > > Note the difference in command lines: Ian ran "time" on an outside > > machine, so that the machine was not timing its own "sleep" command. > > I get the same (correct) result when using another host running i386 > linux to time the

Re: amd64 sleeps too quickly

2004-07-20 Thread David Dumas
> Note the difference in command lines: Ian ran "time" on an outside > machine, so that the machine was not timing its own "sleep" command. I get the same (correct) result when using another host running i386 linux to time the sleep command: $ time ssh feynman "sleep 5; echo done" done real0

Re: amd64 sleeps too quickly

2004-07-19 Thread Michael Poole
David Dumas writes: >> $ time ssh pergolesi.debian.org "sleep 5; echo done" >> done >> >> real0m2.957s > > The problem is not universal: > > $ uname -a > Linux feynman 2.6.7.2004-07-11feynman-amd64 #3 Sun Jul 11 03:09:04 EDT > 2004 x86_64 GNU/Linux > $ time sleep 5 > > real0m5.001s > user

Re: amd64 sleeps too quickly

2004-07-19 Thread David Dumas
> $ time ssh pergolesi.debian.org "sleep 5; echo done" > done > > real0m2.957s The problem is not universal: $ uname -a Linux feynman 2.6.7.2004-07-11feynman-amd64 #3 Sun Jul 11 03:09:04 EDT 2004 x86_64 GNU/Linux $ time sleep 5 real0m5.001s user0m0.000s sys 0m0.002s $ dpkg -l co

amd64 sleeps too quickly

2004-07-19 Thread Ian Lynagh
Something doesn't look right here... $ time ssh pergolesi.debian.org "sleep 5; echo done" done real0m2.957s user0m0.062s sys 0m0.005s $ Thanks Ian