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On QEmu, one second in the VM seems to match one second outside of the VM.
However, on VirtualBox, one second in the VM seems to take more like 2 or 3 real world seconds.
The problem is noticed by repeatedly printing the value of the monotonic clock. This isn't a problem with processes being woken up or something like that, but really about the clock advancing too slowly.
I suspect that we're not properly measuring the number of ticks per second at initialization.
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Thanks to #536, one can see that in VirtualBox the monotonic clock increases by approximately 171800000 per real-life second, in other words time goes ~5.8 (1 divided by 0.171) times slower.
On QEmu, one second in the VM seems to match one second outside of the VM.
However, on VirtualBox, one second in the VM seems to take more like 2 or 3 real world seconds.
The problem is noticed by repeatedly printing the value of the monotonic clock. This isn't a problem with processes being woken up or something like that, but really about the clock advancing too slowly.
I suspect that we're not properly measuring the number of ticks per second at initialization.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: