Comment by tekstar 6 years ago They should follow the Linux kernel and set all counters to rollover a few minutes after boot. 2 comments tekstar Reply egwor 6 years ago Does it actually do that? Is it done to ensure that all apps can handle the scenario? tekstar 6 years ago Yes. Jiffies (the main linux counter) rolls over either 10 or 20 minutes after boot. Yes. It is to ensure kernel modules as code can handle the roll over.
egwor 6 years ago Does it actually do that? Is it done to ensure that all apps can handle the scenario? tekstar 6 years ago Yes. Jiffies (the main linux counter) rolls over either 10 or 20 minutes after boot. Yes. It is to ensure kernel modules as code can handle the roll over.
tekstar 6 years ago Yes. Jiffies (the main linux counter) rolls over either 10 or 20 minutes after boot. Yes. It is to ensure kernel modules as code can handle the roll over.
Does it actually do that? Is it done to ensure that all apps can handle the scenario?
Yes. Jiffies (the main linux counter) rolls over either 10 or 20 minutes after boot. Yes. It is to ensure kernel modules as code can handle the roll over.