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Since instances of both CentOS and Ubuntu were running in parallel, I could collect flame graphs at the same time (same time-of-day traffic mix) and compare them side by side. I also shared setting the clocksource in my talks and in my 2015 Linux tunables post. The CentOS flame graph: The Ubuntu flame graph: Darn, they didn't work.
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