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Subject: polling(4) manpage about -CURRENT ?
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Hi,

The manpage 'polling(4)' has this text:

 kern.polling.idle_poll
  Controls if polling is enabled in the idle loop.
  There are no reasons (other than power saving or
  bugs in the scheduler's handling of idle priority
  kernel threads) to disable this.
  Note that -CURRENT apparently has some problems in
  this respect now, so default is disabled.

Is that still valid for present "-CURRENT" ?
Or is the a left-over from a previous CURRENT state ?

Rob.


		
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