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Running 23869 beta on an HP DL385 with 2 dual core 275 Opterons @ 2200Mhz. I have the host running with cpuspeed off (if turned on, /proc/cpuinfo would sometimes show incorrect cpu speed -- or maybe it was showing the correct - 1800Mhz when throttled down.)

 

I have performed the following:

 

1) added to /etc/vmware/config on the host:

host.cpukHz = 2200000

host.noTSC = TRUE

ptsc.noTSC = TRUE

 

2) added to guest's grub.conf kernel option

clock=pmtmr

 

3) added to /vmware/linux_guest_in_question.vmx:

processors.NUMAnode = "auto"

 

Currently #1 & #2 are implemented. I have also disabled ntpd on the guest but think I may need to add that back in as I am not running vmware tools on the guest (no GUI).

 

Can anyone give me some further advice here? I am running out of things to change. The time clock on the host stays in sync with it's ntp server.  So, I don't know if I want to start messing with the host too much... turning off noacpi acpi=off, notsc, etc. etc.


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