I'm building a stock 2.6.21-ts kernel, but I'm wanting to experiment with
larger CONFIG_HZ values. I'm having trouble with usleep() not giving anything
shorter than 10ms, so I'm (correctly?) assuming increasing kernel interrupts
can address that.
The problem is CONFIG_HZ is getting written back to 100 in .config when I build
the kernel. I've tried changing it in .config, and also in
arch/arm/configs/ts7350_defconfig. The change persists in ts7350_defconfig, so
it appears to be some other script that's re-writing .config before building
the kernel. Building regular (desktop) kernels I don't believe I've never seen
.config get changed by anything other than by xconfig or menuconfig.
Any idea where else this value is getting set from?
Thanks
-Jesse
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