When I looked at this last, we weren't emulating TSC and the CPUID flags that advertise invariant TSC came through. This was making the scheduler clock "stable" and printk() would use native_sched_clock() for x86, i.e. rdtscll().
I don't know how this is involved with setting up the pvclock timesource...
Hi Stefan,
I looked at this a long time back (circa 2011), and things may have changed since then. See: https:/ /forums. aws.amazon. com/thread. jspa?threadID= 59753
When I looked at this last, we weren't emulating TSC and the CPUID flags that advertise invariant TSC came through. This was making the scheduler clock "stable" and printk() would use native_ sched_clock( ) for x86, i.e. rdtscll().
I don't know how this is involved with setting up the pvclock timesource...