On Thu, 2005-08-25 at 16:29 -0700, Daniel Walker wrote:
> Devastating latency on a 3Ghz xeon .. Maybe the raw_spinlock in the
> timer base is creating a unbounded latency?
The lock is only held for really short periods. The only possible long
period would be migration of timers from a dead hotplug cpu to another.
I guess thats not the case.
Do you have HIGH_RES_TIMERS enabled ?
> ( softirq-timer/1-13 |#1): new 66088 us maximum-latency critical section.
> => started at timestamp 1857957769: <__down_mutex+0x5f/0x295>
> => ended at timestamp 1858023857: <_raw_spin_unlock_irq+0x16/0x39>
which mutex was taken and which raw spinlock released ?
__down_mutex / _raw_spin_unlock_irq is an asymetric pair. Those sections
should be symetric.
I have the feeling that the call trace is not complete.
> <ffffffff8047732a>{rt_secret_rebuild+0}
hint: rt_secret_rebuild() is a well known long running timer callback
function.
tglx
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