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Nov 15 17:44:03 <eduardas> hello, this might sound like a stupid question, but does it ever make sense to have more than one watchdog timer enabled on an embedded Linux system?
Nov 15 17:44:32 <eduardas> i.e. if I'm using an external watchdog IC, does it still make sense to use the one on the SoC?
Nov 15 18:40:48 <ad__> eduardas, this channel may not be the proper place, maybe ##embedded
Nov 15 18:41:38 <ad__> btw, external watchdog and internal sw have different purposes and can cohexist
Nov 15 18:43:18 <eduardas> ad__: sorry, but I can not think of a better channel for general embedded Linux discussion with a significant number of people... that is the reason I asked here
Nov 15 18:43:49 <eduardas> something like #elinux does not seem very popular
Nov 15 18:44:07 <eduardas> and ##embedded seems too general
Nov 15 18:44:26 <eduardas> i.e. probably mostly MCU programmers, no?
Nov 15 18:46:14 <ad__> hw and sw watchdog are also things you find in bare metal
Nov 15 18:50:26 <eduardas> ad__: yes, but interfacing with them is entirely different... there is too much Linux specifics in embedded Linux systems
Nov 16 01:08:40 <JPEW> RP: Weird. I'll try again.
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