On 2006-12-17 03:57, John Andersen wrote: > On Sunday 17 December 2006 01:06, ByteEnable wrote: > > >> What will that accomplish? Do you think this is a SMP issue? scheduler? >> semaphore? spin-lock? what? >> >> Byte >> > > Don't know for sure, but there have been more than a few smp problems > of late. > > I have a big issue with x86_64 keyboard character duplication which > totally goes away If I set my bios to only show one cpu, OR if I lock > the X process to a single cpu with taskset. > > Its an easy way to rule an smp issue out (or in). > > It would be worth a try, especially if this never happened before on > the same hardware, or if it does not currently happen with a live cd > from say, Kubuntu or Knoppix or some other distro. > > And on that note, I think it would be instructive to know what configurations do have this clock problem. What would be needed? Certainly CPU and kernel version, hyperthreading on/off, what else?
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