I once used a printk in the keyboard irq handler to check a
nonstandard keyboard. You may put a printk() in the timer interrupt
handler.
That should show that the irq handler works. Of course you don't want
to
run such a log-filler for long... :-)
Maybe you can get the machine to boot by skipping the bogomips
calculation completely - by hardcoding the value your machine used to
come up with?
Not for production use - just to get a debugging kernel going.
Helge Hafting
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