Messages in this thread | | | Date | Sat, 8 Aug 1998 01:20:30 -0400 (EDT) | From | Rafael Reilova <> | Subject | Re: 6x86 recognition |
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Hi Trever,
On Fri, 7 Aug 1998, Trever Adams wrote:
> > The gettimeofday/rdtsc has been "fixed" by the sledgehammer approach. The > > TSC is permanently disabled in Cx686MX's. The kernel will use the
[...] > I thought the TSC problem was fixed in the MII family of Cyrix chips. > If so, does this sledgehammer approach take this course of action with > the MII? I ask this because I have a PPro 200 ad work, takes 2 seconds
Yep, MII is currently in the same boat as 6x86MX. But AFAIK only on 2.1.x
[Andre, is the TSC really fixed on the MII? If so, it would be a trival patch to change the new C'ified detection code not to disable it for MII]
> > P.S. 2.0.35 is what they run.
I'm not sure what the stock 2.0.35 does, but I do know that the Jumbo patch completely eliminates the TSC problem even with APM or 6x86MX (You get a free lunch. ;-)
Cheers,
Rafael
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