another kauai ata kernel to test...

Peter Hessler phessler at theapt.org
Mon Feb 9 18:36:44 PST 2004


Some of the newer CPUs boot at a slower speed than the "rating".  Mostly it
is so you don't accidently burn out your CPU before you get APM support
working.

On Mon, 9 Feb 2004 20:39:39 -0500
Peter Larkowski <peter at larkowski.net> wrote:

:As for the Kauai controller, here's boot -v...  Any idea why the CPU 
:speed is 768Mhz?  I know the cpu can be slowed down, and I'm guessing 
:freebsd doesn't have any support for switching.  Is it actually being 
:run in the slower mode, or is this a probe issue, and it's actually 
:running at 1Ghz?  Just curious.

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