On Wed, 2005-12-14 at 01:07 -0800, Adrian Yee wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> >> I'm currently testing the system with "nosmp noapic acpi=off
> >> clock=tsc" (it was losing interrupts and wouldn't boot properly
> >> with apic/acpi on) and so far everything seems to work (this
> >> includes ssh and desktop usage is better).
> >
> > So keeping the above settings, does removing just the "clock=tsc"
> > cause the sluggishness to appear?
>
> I just tried booting with the pmtmr enabled and incoming ssh is bad
> (I had an ls pause for over 20 seconds, while another connection was
> somewhat fine). I wish I had more concrete tests since the problems
> I'm seeing are so subjective. I guess I'll have to ignore this
> problem until I get a better test.
>From your dmesg, you're still running w/ smp, apic, acpi as well. I was
curious if you could run just as you had before without issue using
"nosmp noapic acpi=off clock=tsc", only drop the clock=tsc bit.
I just want to be sure we're only changing one variable at a time. :)
> > Also would you open a bugzilla bug on this and attach your .config
> > and dmesg?
>
> Done: http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5740
Thanks for filling that out! I'll see if I cannot reproduce anything
similar using your config.
thanks again,
-john
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