> I've been using a Turion64 based laptop for a couple of weeks, > installed with Sarge/Pure64 in a single boot configuration, > and everything is as expected. Just like my Athlon64 laptops.
In these points I have the same setup here. > There's just one irritating thing. Unless I specify NOAPIC, > the system clock runs exactly twice as fast as wall clock. > It maintains that ratio irrespective of the CPU frequency. > It's true in both the Debian "kernel-image-2.6.8-11-amd64-k8" > as well as the most recent 2.6.12.5 stable release (local build). > > Has anyone come across a patch to fix the problem neatly so I > can turn my the APIC again? Just thought I'd ask on list ... I am not experiencing this problem. I am _not_ using the noapic option and there is a fair amount of APIC related lines in dmesg, so I figure APIC is enabled. Still my clock runs normally, surely on a 2.6.8 and pretty sure also on the recent kernels (never noticed anything strange). > HP L2005: ML-34, ATI south & video, RTL8139, Broadcom, rest TI. Maxdata ECO 4500A: ML-30, SiS video & sound, SiS900 ethernet -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
