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NAME
  timer - timer queue data

SYNOPSIS
  timer  

DESCRIPTION
  This command displays the timer queue entries, both old- and new-style,
  in chronological order.  In the case of the old-style timers, the
  timer_table array index is shown; in the case of the new-style timers, 
  the timer_list address is shown.

EXAMPLES
    crash> timer
    JIFFIES
      68102
    EXPIRES  TIMER_LIST/TABLE  FUNCTION
      68346      c0241934      c01775d4  <tcp_sltimer_handler>
      68379      c0241204      c01696d8  <dev_do_watchdog>
      68523      c7fcdfc0      c0112d6c  <process_timeout>
      68718      c7fd8edc      c018719c  <irlmp_discovery_timer_expired>
      68723   timer_table[2]   c01c707c  <rs_timer>
      68742      c20c1f7c      c0112d6c  <process_timeout>
      68742      c20c1f7c      c0112d6c  <process_timeout>
      68742      c20c1f7c      c0112d6c  <process_timeout>
      68752      c7fd1fc4      c0112d6c  <process_timeout>
      68752      c7fd1fc4      c0112d6c  <process_timeout>
      68989      c0241d40      c0168060  <neigh_periodic_timer>
      69028      c2533f7c      c0112d6c  <process_timeout>
      69134      c22dd868      c0181948  <unix_destroy_timer>
      71574      c0241430      c0169ea4  <rt_check_expire>
      72179      c7fb1c48      c01cb9a0  <vortex_timer>
      73144      c1b17f10      c0112d6c  <process_timeout>
      73259      c17a5f10      c0112d6c  <process_timeout>
     112929      c203ff10      c0112d6c  <process_timeout>
     372010      c2323f7c      c0112d6c  <process_timeout>
     372138      c2191f10      c0112d6c  <process_timeout>
    8653052      c1f13f10      c0112d6c  <process_timeout>


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