Re: Understanding PR kern/43997 (kernel timing problems / qemu)

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Subject: Re: Understanding PR kern/43997 (kernel timing problems / qemu)
From: mlelstv%serpens.de@localhost (Michael van Elst)
Date: Sun, 30 Jul 2017 16:08:29 -0000 (UTC)

gson%gson.org@localhost (Andreas Gustafsson) writes:

>Frank Kardel wrote:
>> Fixing that requires some more work. But I am surprised that the qemu 
>> interrupt rate is seemingly somewhat around 50Hz.

It shouldn't have a problem on Linux.
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References:
- Re: Understanding PR kern/43997 (kernel timing problems / qemu)
  - From: Andreas Gustafsson
- Understanding PR kern/43997 (kernel timing problems / qemu)
  - From: Robert Elz
- Re: Understanding PR kern/43997 (kernel timing problems / qemu)
  - From: Robert Elz
- Re: Understanding PR kern/43997 (kernel timing problems / qemu)
  - From: Frank Kardel
- Re: Understanding PR kern/43997 (kernel timing problems / qemu)
  - From: Andreas Gustafsson
- Re: Understanding PR kern/43997 (kernel timing problems / qemu)
  - From: Frank Kardel
- Re: Understanding PR kern/43997 (kernel timing problems / qemu)
  - From: Andreas Gustafsson

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