Ed Sweetman wrote:
Robert Hancock wrote:
Ed Sweetman wrote:
System is idle now, previously it was doing something i couldn't
halt at the time. I'm looking at "Local timer interrupts" in the
"Loc:" section of /proc/interrupts.
Across 1 second while the system is pretty much idle, i still get
Robert Hancock wrote:
Ed Sweetman wrote:
System is idle now, previously it was doing something i couldn't halt
at the time. I'm looking at "Local timer interrupts" in the "Loc:"
section of /proc/interrupts.
Across 1 second while the system is pretty much idle, i still get 300
interrupts. My
Ed Sweetman wrote:
System is idle now, previously it was doing something i couldn't halt at
the time. I'm looking at "Local timer interrupts" in the "Loc:" section
of /proc/interrupts.
Across 1 second while the system is pretty much idle, i still get 300
interrupts. My HZ variable is set to
System is idle now, previously it was doing something i couldn't halt at
the time.
I'm looking at "Local timer interrupts" in the "Loc:" section of
/proc/interrupts.
Across 1 second while the system is pretty much idle, i still get 300
interrupts. My HZ variable is set to 300 in the kernel
Ed Sweetman wrote:
Robert Hancock wrote:
Ed Sweetman wrote:
System is idle now, previously it was doing something i couldn't
halt at the time. I'm looking at Local timer interrupts in the
Loc: section of /proc/interrupts.
Across 1 second while the system is pretty much idle, i still get
300
Robert Hancock wrote:
Ed Sweetman wrote:
System is idle now, previously it was doing something i couldn't halt
at the time. I'm looking at Local timer interrupts in the Loc:
section of /proc/interrupts.
Across 1 second while the system is pretty much idle, i still get 300
interrupts. My HZ
Ed Sweetman wrote:
System is idle now, previously it was doing something i couldn't halt at
the time. I'm looking at Local timer interrupts in the Loc: section
of /proc/interrupts.
Across 1 second while the system is pretty much idle, i still get 300
interrupts. My HZ variable is set to 300
System is idle now, previously it was doing something i couldn't halt at
the time.
I'm looking at Local timer interrupts in the Loc: section of
/proc/interrupts.
Across 1 second while the system is pretty much idle, i still get 300
interrupts. My HZ variable is set to 300 in the kernel
I would think that they are compatible. I'm using 2.6.24-rc4-mm1 and I
dont get any output in dmesg regarding dynamic ticks being in use via
the pmtmr like in old posts i've seen online. I was wondering if this
output has been removed or if there is another way to determine if
dynticks are
I would think that they are compatible. I'm using 2.6.24-rc4-mm1 and I
dont get any output in dmesg regarding dynamic ticks being in use via
the pmtmr like in old posts i've seen online. I was wondering if this
output has been removed or if there is another way to determine if
dynticks are
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