> Of course you can't get lower resolution than 1/HZ, unless you're using
> a kernel with high-res timers. It's always been like that.
> But it's not Ram's problem, because he's requesting a timeout of 90ms,
> which is much longer than one tick even with HZ=100.
>
> Michal
>
So it seems that the only solution to return back right away after
timeout is to play around with the scheduler or put the process doing
select at the front of the queue so it get a chance to run first.
Is there any other better way to do it?
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