Re: How is Code in do_sys_settimeofday() safe in case of SMP and Nest Kernel Path?

> Did you get to the bottom of this yet? It looks like you're right,
> and I suggest a seqlock might be a good option.

It basically doesn't matter because nobody changes the time zone after boot.

-Andi
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