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[Peter Avalos]

On Mon, Jun 25, 2007 at 10:26:38AM -0700, Matthew Dillon wrote:
> 
> :No reboots and I don't have a wall_cmos_clock.  Basically...nothing changed
> :afiact.
> :
> :Here's a grep of the past week.  That disk was replaced on the 22nd.
> 
>     Well, your machine's timebase is not very stable, even looking at
>     the earliest reports.  It's not totally bogus, but it definitely looks
>     like the frequency is thermally unstable.  What is it using as
>     the system clock?  Do this:
> 
> 	sysctl kern.cputimer
> 
# sysctl kern.cputimer
kern.cputimer.freq: 1193182
kern.cputimer.clock: 419209229
kern.cputimer.name: i8254_timer2
kern.cputimer.select: i8254_timer2 dummy

--Peter
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