>
> Also, is there any other way to obtain a better time resolution, like in the
> order of 1 microsec?
>
> Thank you
>
You can patch your 2.4-ts11 kernel with a linux-2.4-ts11-hrt.patch.gz from
Files section. It improves gettimeofday resolution to the microsecond level,
and fixes a bug (yes a BUG) with real time sliding away some 15 seconds a day
because of wrong calculation.
Patch works very well, and time keeping comes back to maximum slide of 5
sec/day which is what is possible with a given hardware.
Make note that this is not the same as having kernel scheduler working at
1021Hz - your task scheduling still happens with 10ms resolution.
Anyway this patch does not affect performance as a 1021 clock does and is safe
to apply.
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