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Date: Sat, 31 Dec 2005 08:45:27 -0700
From: Ronald G Minnich <rminnich@lanl.gov>
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Subject: Re: [9fans] EPIA dual-processor motherboard runs Plan 9
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Richard Miller wrote:
> Fans of the (tiny, quiet, low-powered) VIA EPIA mini-itx motherboards
> may be interested to know that the new VT-310DP with 2 x 1Ghz Eden-N
> processors works very well with Plan 9.
> 
> Selected boot messages:
> 
> Plan 9
> ...
> cpu0: 998MHz CentaurHauls unknown (cpuid: AX 0x069A DX 0x381BA3F)
> ELCR: 0E20
> LAPIC: fee00000 e0000000
> cpu1: 997MHz CentaurHauls unknown (cpuid: AX 0x069A DX 0x381BA3F)
> mtrrfix1: i9: 404040404040404 0
> mtrrfix1: i10: 404040404040400 0

"fixed" as in fixed-address-space-size MTRRs, not as in "they used to be 
broken" -- these look right to me IIRC.

> mtrrvar1: i6: 1BE00000 0
> mtrrvar1: i7: FFFE00800 0

var -- as in "variable sized address space" MTRRs.

These are familiar values, to me as well. I have not looked them up, but 
they sure sound like values I am used to. I don't think you need to worry.

ron