Re: [patch 13/19] GTOD: Mark TSC unusable for highres timers

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Hi!

> > If so, could that function use the PIT/pmtimer/etc for working out if 
> > the TSC is bust, rather than directly using jiffies?
> 
> there's no realiable way to figure out the TSC is bust: some CPUs have a 
> slight 'skew' between cores for example. On some systems the TSC might 
> skew between sockets. A CPU might break its TSC only once some 

But we could still do a whitelist?
								Pavel
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