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I just compiled (using make oldconfig) the 2.6.15-gentoo-r1 kernel |
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upgrading from 2.6.14-gentoo-r5. I was testing kexec and after going to |
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the new kernel with kexec, I noticed my clock was running fast again. I |
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then proceeded to pass 'no_timer_check' to it through the kexec config |
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file and did another reboot. When that didn't fix it, I thought that |
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kexec didn't pass the kernel param properly so I did a complete reboot |
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with that param in grub.conf. Even after that, the clock is fast. Is |
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there something in the .15 kernel that breaks that param? Is there |
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another way to fix it? |
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