AMD Secure TSC Support Might Finally Be Ready For Landing In The Linux Kernel

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  • erniv2
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    Originally posted by aviallon View Post
    I wonder what the performance of their system will be.
    Should i be the evil predictor and say.

    Patch for 6.15 revert secure tsc, due to high latency from the Amd PSP we expirence latency > 100ms, we also have bug reports about failing USB devices due to timeouts revert this until we find a fix

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  • aviallon
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    I wonder what the performance of their system will be.

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  • JEBjames
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    Michael

    Typo

    "RDTSC/RDTSCP parameters have the guest is launched." should be "after"

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  • AMD Secure TSC Support Might Finally Be Ready For Landing In The Linux Kernel

    Phoronix: AMD Secure TSC Support Might Finally Be Ready For Landing In The Linux Kernel

    Going back to January 2023 were patches for enabling Secure TSC support for use by SEV-SNP guests with AMD EPYC 7003 "Milan" and newer processors... Two years later and after sixteen rounds of revising the Linux kernel patches, it looks like the AMD Secure TSC support is finally ready for landing in the mainline Linux kernel...

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