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From: Wojtek Sobczuk <wojtek@gaja.ipan.lublin.pl>
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Subject: system clock on amd k5
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i have amd k5 100 processor running 3.0-RELEASE. everything worked fine when
i ran 2.2.6, but now the timer is broken. for example:
when i do `sleep 2` in shell it sleeps forever, but when the system load
is high it works fine..
i searched the sources but i'm not skilled enough to fiddle with the kernel.
if you have time to fix it, it would be nice :)

Wojtek Sobczuk 'sopel'

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