RE: Clock problem Linux-specific

> Hi! > > I have this problem. My machine is a HP zv5000 (Atlhon AMD64 +3000 > nforce3). > > My problems is kernel linux detects bad speed CPU (and bus) 1/3, then > clock running 3x, and I have problem's with external hardware (keyboard and > mouse usb). It's only the first boot (to day), after w

RE: Clock problem Linux-specific

rking fine. I have need help. Sorry for my English. Juanma -Mensaje original- De: Oliver Korpilla [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Enviado el: jueves, 24 de marzo de 2005 9:13 Para: Debian-AMD64 Asunto: Clock problem Linux-specific Hello! The fact my clock runs 2x as fast in any configurati

Clock problem Linux-specific

Hello! The fact my clock runs 2x as fast in any configuration I tried till now seems to be Linux-specific. It doesn't seem to occur in FreeBSD 5.3 AMD64 or Windows XP. I'm currently running linux-2.6.11 (kernel.org) and linux-2.6.12-rc1-mm1 (kernel.org), both of course compiled for x86_64. Any

Re: Clock problem

Sythos schrieb: What about your .config file in your kernel? RTC? RTC via ACPI? HPET? Any kind about Speedscale/frequency_alteration? I've deactivated the CPU Freq alteration - not the source. HPET is active, RTC is active, but I do not have RTC via ACPI (is that option too experimental for my co

Re: Clock problem

On Wed, Mar 16, 2005 at 11:24:42AM +0100, Oliver Korpilla wrote: > I've got a too fast clock on my Debian Pure64 machine on an AMD64 3500+. > I'm using kernel.org plain vanilla 2.6.11 - which patches should I apply > to alleviate this? (my SATA hardware won't work with any lesser kernel > version

Clock problem

Hello! I've got a too fast clock on my Debian Pure64 machine on an AMD64 3500+. I'm using kernel.org plain vanilla 2.6.11 - which patches should I apply to alleviate this? (my SATA hardware won't work with any lesser kernel version, so I need this kernel version) Thanks and with kind regards, Ol