On Fri, 3 Nov 2000, Brian Gerst wrote:
> > That bug fix is for the earlier Cyrix 6x86 if I'm not mistaken.
> > The MII is a different monster.
> According to the docs on VIA's site, the MII's cpuid can still be turned
> off, but it is on by default at reset. I wouldn't trust the BIOS to not
> sc
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>
> Brian Gerst wrote...
> >> I believe the MII always has CPUID enabled. It was the older Cyrixes
> >> that did not. DaveJ is the guru..
> > Well, according to comments in bugs.h, some broken BIOSes disable cpuid.
>
> That bug fix is for the earlier Cyrix 6x86 if I'm no
Brian Gerst wrote...
>> I believe the MII always has CPUID enabled. It was the older Cyrixes
>> that did not. DaveJ is the guru..
> Well, according to comments in bugs.h, some broken BIOSes disable cpuid.
That bug fix is for the earlier Cyrix 6x86 if I'm not mistaken.
The MII is a different monst
Alan Cox wrote..
> > Hmm, after a bit more investigation, it appears that the Cyrix MII
> > processors support cmov instructions, even though we currently don't
> > compile for that processor with -march=i686. Please ignore this patch
> > until I can come up with something better.
> I believe t
Alan Cox wrote:
>
> > Alan Cox wrote:
> > > Q: are any of the things you test present in processors only after we
> > > do magic 'cpuid' enable invocations ?
> >
> > Hmm, after a bit more investigation, it appears that the Cyrix MII
> > processors support cmov instructions, even thou
> Alan Cox wrote:
> > Q: are any of the things you test present in processors only after we
> > do magic 'cpuid' enable invocations ?
>
> Hmm, after a bit more investigation, it appears that the Cyrix MII
> processors support cmov instructions, even though we currently don't
> compil
Alan Cox wrote:
> Q: are any of the things you test present in processors only after we
> do magic 'cpuid' enable invocations ?
Hmm, after a bit more investigation, it appears that the Cyrix MII
processors support cmov instructions, even though we currently don't
compile for that pro
Alan Cox wrote:
>
> > + lea cpuid_fail_msg, %si
> > + callprtstr
> > +1: jmp 1b
> > +cpuid_fail_msg:
> > + .string "Required CPU features are not present - compile kernel for the
>proper CPU type."
> > +cpuid_pass:
>
> Only one very minor suggestion
>
> 1: hlt
>
> + lea cpuid_fail_msg, %si
> + callprtstr
> +1: jmp 1b
> +cpuid_fail_msg:
> + .string "Required CPU features are not present - compile kernel for the proper
>CPU type."
> +cpuid_pass:
Only one very minor suggestion
1: hlt
j 1b
Q: are any of the thi
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