Fabrice Bellard wrote:
It seems to be a host kernel problem.
It is a host kernel problem. The kernel does not save/restore the config of the periodic interrupt
timer over a suspend/resume cycle. I'm having a cursory look into it.
Brad
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Brad Campbell wrote:
>The VM behaves perfectly until I do a suspend/resume of the host. When the
machine comes back, most
>of the time (not all the time however) it ends up flooding my logs with
this message.
>
>Jul 8 17:26:03 localhost kernel: [43299223.91] rtc: lost some
interrupts at 1024
It seems to be a host kernel problem.
Regards,
Fabrice.
Brad Campbell wrote:
G'day all,
Just wonder if anyone else is seeing this. I've not had a chance to
track it down or try to debug it yet.
I'm running latest QEMU CVS with kqemu and the -no-tsc patch on a
vanilla 2.6.17.3 kernel with
G'day all,
Just wonder if anyone else is seeing this. I've not had a chance to track it down or try to debug it
yet.
I'm running latest QEMU CVS with kqemu and the -no-tsc patch on a vanilla
2.6.17.3 kernel with suspend2.
The VM behaves perfectly until I do a suspend/resume of the host. When
