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Re: Questions about next PREVIEW
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:On Thu, Jul 28, 2005 at 09:20:34PM -0700, Matthew Dillon wrote:
:: Going to 64 bit inodes is a necessary change. I would have liked to have
:
:And this won't require newfs-ing anything?
No. UFS still uses 32 bit inodes.
:...
:Question: you've done some work with the timers, I noticed. My laptop is
:behaving much better than before, but I've noticed that at times under heavy
:load the whole system will accelerate. The clock speeds up, keyboard repeat
:rate is through the roof, and so on. And I get those diagnostic messages that
:the BIOS has messed with the timer and it has been reset.
:
:Is there something I can do in my kernel config to fix this, since your recent
:timer changes?
:
:Jonathon McKitrick
I don't know what the problem. Your system is probably using the ACPI
timer now which isn't supposed to change frequency when the system goes
into a lower or higher power mode, but from reading the FreeBSD lists
I think there's a good chance that it might be.
-Matt
Matthew Dillon
<dillon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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