Hi, I just had a look to the way the timeout specified to watchdogd is passed to the kernel. watchdogd(8) says: The -t timeout specifies the desired timeout period in seconds. The default timeout is 16 seconds. So as a dumb user, I would expect `-t 30' to set the timeout to 30s. You can imagine my surprise when the watchdog ends up being set to 34s, result of the convoluted conversion from double to integer from the log base 2 of the timeout converted to nanosecond. That's more than 10% of error on this timeout to what the manual page says it would, and at the end, you can only set the watchdog to 62 different value. Folks, I'm definitively not impressed... - ArnaudReceived on Fri Sep 16 2011 - 17:51:58 UTC
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