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Well, I upgraded the kernel (the old one was a 2.4.18, with a crapload of
patches applied, the new one is actually a 2.4.19 kernel). In short, the
problem persists under v2.4.19. And from the changelog, I can't see any
changes done to this fix for 2.4.20.
It still jumps back and forth with time, and the keyboard (and mouse) are both
still unresponsive. I can try 2.4.20 if you think it will change anything
over 2.4.19. Otherwise, are there any other suggestions you can make as to
what I can try? I'm not as worried about the keyboard/mouse since its a
server, and I usually ssh to it, however the 'time warp' situation (it
jumping ahead in time, and then back again) is much more destructive to the
applications I run on the server.
Also, is there any way to know if it activated the workaround or not? I don't
see anything special in my boot dmesg. I can send the boot dmesg file (my
system saves it immediately after boot) and my .config file to anyone who
thinks they might get some useful information out of it. I'd rather not have
to go out and buy a new motherboard for this.
Thanks in advance,
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Systems Administrator
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