From: Jonathan D. <tz...@sp...> - 2008-06-18 23:31:20
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I can get you a knoppix dmesg dump no problem. I can also get you a dump from colinux, more than likely ... while the system does slow down, if you're patient it's still usable ... All functions slow down - mouse, keyboard, heck even the clock on the desktop. Everything starts slowing down, and actions happen only in spurts every 4-5 seconds ... ie: you click something, 4-5 seconds later it happens. You type, 4-5 seconds later it appears. etc. - Jonathan Henry Nestler wrote: > Jonathan Deitch wrote: > >> I'll run these tests tonight ... >> >> However - and this is the puzzling part - when the system goes into the >> slow-mode, there is no abnormal CPU load. Yep, that's right ... no high >> CPU in either task manager, or top. >> >> Both colinux and Vista are still usable - they're just very very slow >> with a 4-5 second leg between any action and system response. >> > > Than I have an idea: The cpu has a buggy or a special timer chip? I have > read some about buggy TSC, and Windows has shipped an update for such > chips in a service pack. > > You says, the taskman shows na normal cpu load? Than the sytesm timer > was falling down into slow mode? Currently I don't know why coLinux > would reprogrammed the timer. Colinux does no change the timer > intervall. Not directly, but perhaps the new kernel has some hocks for > special cpu's? I will grep for it. > > The mouse is slow. ok. What is with a keyboard resonse time, for example > in a notepad, or in a command prompt? > > Please boot a knoppix, or from a distribution you have in a rescure mode > with text console. Somethere you can cat the native kernel boot messages > (dmesg) into a file and send me, please. I will grep for special > messages about your cpu. You also can send me the kernel messages from > coLinux-daemon.exe, as you can do it via mouse "copy all text" from > screen into clipboard and paste it into notepad. Or run > "colinux-daemon.exe ... > file.log" > > |