Re: Re: Re: clock messed up
Thomas Backlund <[email protected]> Tue, 01 Aug 2006 00:32:47 +0300
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.mandrake.cooker.amd64 |
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Giuseppe Ghib=F2 wrote: > > Sound that the fix for clock is not enough. With > 2.6.12-25.tmb1mdksmp, running: > > watch -n 1 "ntpdate -d <timesource> 2>&1|grep offset" > > will show that after a few minutes (3-4) the drift is already >=3D 0.1s= , > while on a working machine it won't go beyond 0.001s. Which means > clock is 100-1000 times less precise. Are you using powernow-k7 & powernowd ? If not, can you try it? If you are using them, can you try without them ? Does it make any difference? The reason I ask is that I read on VMVare forum that the AMD Cool&Quiet=20 driver fixed similar problems on Windows XP x64 edition... The powernow-k8 is the closest thing we have to that... BTW, I have a MSI K8N Neo4-FI with an AthlonX2 3800+ that I'll be installing=20 2007 Beta1 on in Tomorrow or the day after, so I'll install a 2006.0 too=20 to have an own testsystem ;-) -- Thomas