> The CONFIG_X86_PIT was something I added to try to clarify. There are three
> cases with this:
>
> PIT y, TSC n: Never use TSC, always use PIT
> PIT y, TSC y: Try TSC at first, if it doesn't work, fall back to PIT
> PIT n, TSC y: TSC always works, use it without testing.
>
> Obviously PIT n, TSC n is bogus.
<n00b> How does one go about building a kernel with PIT y and TSC y ? My
current kernels obviously are incapable of disabling the TSC </n00b>
Zwane
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