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I'd need a kernel function to wait 100 microseconds.
So i want the kernel to do something else for 100uS and then return to my program, is it possible?

any help would be apreciated

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Ok, i apparantly have found another way around this problem.
My idea was probably silly anyway

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f.68.1 likely to help? But it is not guaranteed.

Better late than never.

IIRC, this question was related to in-driver code. The solution I remember was to read a reg from the PCI device, it always takes a certain amount of time.

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A driver can read available system real-time resources easily.

rdtsc for shortest (sub-microsecond) delays, or
northbridge realtime counters (1-100 microseconds)