James Wilkinson wrote:
ram wrote:
iam using FC5
I have question here is how to check kernel Timer frequency
in running PC
I suggested:
Well, if it's running a Fedora kernel,
grep CONFIG_HZ /boot/config-$(uname -r)
will tell you.
Mike McCarty wrote:
Hmm. I run FC2, and that produced nothing.
I tried CONFIG_HERTZ and other variations,
but couldn't find anything.
Yes, that's because you're running FC2. The latest kernel release at
Fedora Legacy for FC2 is 2.6.10. FC5 came with 2.6.15.
Config_HZ was added to the 2.6.13 kernel.
Ah, then you meant "Fedora kernel after FC5" (or sth).
Mike
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