En réponse à Manuel Jesus Petit de Gabriel <freston@xxxxxxxxxxx>: > > > > Hmm that's why BeOS behaves so strangely in VMWare... > > Yes and no. The real problem is that the CPU speed detection > code does not work properly under VMWare and the callout queue > needs a good conversion factor betwen CPU clocks and microseconds. > That I figured.. I tried to hack a driver that would correct those afterwards, but it looks I didn't find the good vars... from vmware_timer.c: extern uint64 time_base_to_usec; extern uint32 timer_factor_shift; extern uint32 timer_factor; // this is for my AMD K6-2 350 uint64 fix_time_base_to_usec = 0x3f675c0800000000LL; uint32 fix_timer_factor_shift = 0; uint32 fix_timer_factor = 829645947; See also http://clapcrest.free.fr/revol/beos/sysinfo-driver.zip > This trouble is already fixed for NewOS (as well as my personal > version > of BeOS :) ) I'm not sure if that change got integrated into OBOS Hmm just how did you do ? Ugly DiskProbe patch ? François.