Thanks Jim. I'm by no means an expert on this, but does this boil down the problem to something that is going on in either /etc/event.d/* or /etc/init.d/* ? The three things that seem to be the crux of the problem are: (1) something in the init process, (2) nohz=off and highres=off is a fix for the problem and (3) this is related to the Toshiba nb305s (as I haven't seen similar problems elsewhere).
Would it be helpful to put debugging statements in the files in event.d and init.d?
Thanks Jim. I'm by no means an expert on this, but does this boil down the problem to something that is going on in either /etc/event.d/* or /etc/init.d/* ? The three things that seem to be the crux of the problem are: (1) something in the init process, (2) nohz=off and highres=off is a fix for the problem and (3) this is related to the Toshiba nb305s (as I haven't seen similar problems elsewhere).
Would it be helpful to put debugging statements in the files in event.d and init.d?