* Andi Kleen <andi@firstfloor.org> wrote:recent CPUs have constant-freq TSCs so it's mostly a legacy issue, but the affected installed base is still significant to warrant a fix. we dont really have to worry about complications like grace periods - higher layers in the scheduler protect against temporary sched_clock() outliers. So i think this can all be done much simpler. Just get rid of the global cpu_khz notion, sched_clock() should simply follow the ->freq value - and that's it. Ingo --
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