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    SubjectRe: frequent lockups in 3.18rc4
    On Sun, Dec 21, 2014 at 02:19:03PM -0800, Linus Torvalds wrote:

    > > So the range of 1-251 seconds is not entirely random. It's all in
    > > that "32-bit HPET range".
    >
    > DaveJ, I assume it's too late now, and you don't effectively have any
    > access to the machine any more, but "hpet=disable" or "nohpet" on the
    > command line might be worth trying if you ever see that piece of
    > hardware again.

    I can give it a try tomorrow. I'm probably saying goodbye to that
    machine on Tuesday, so we'll have 24hrs of testing at least.

    > And for posterity, do you have a dmidecode with motherboard/BIOS
    > information for the problematic machine? And your configuration?

    I can grab that in the morning too.

    > And finally, and stupidly, is there any chance that you have anything
    > accessing /dev/hpet?

    Not knowingly at least, but who the hell knows what systemd has its
    fingers in these days.

    Dave



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