The 32-bit overflow during calculation is responsible
for remaining problem.
That overflow is in the kernel itself then?
Yes :-( The kernel uses long, i.e on k-i it is only 32 bit.
The code can use HZ from /usr/include/asm/param.h This is set at 100
This file does not exist on GNU/kFreeBSD.
now, as Peter's bug report says (the assume is from HZ):
| wea...@field:~$ uptime
| Unknown HZ value! (45) Assume 100.
The code conditionally (#ifdef __linux__) uses elf notes so around there
I'll put a #ifdef __FreeBSD__ clause and
a) if HZ is available, use that
b) make it 100
or can asm/param.h HZ not be trusted?
Please hardcode it for now and use
#if defined(__FreeBSD_kernel__) || defined(__FreeBSD__)
Hertz = 100;
return;
#endif
But please keep the bug open, blocked by #521304.
Many thanks.
Petr
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