Re: P State manipulation on Compaq Evo N610c

[Bruno Ducrot <ducrot-kk6yZipjEM5g9hUCZPvPmw@public.gmane.org>]

On Sat, Mar 20, 2004 at 06:47:23PM +0000, Faye Pearson wrote:
> In Oct. of last year, I was attempting to get speedstep working on the Compaq 
> Evo N610c.
> 
> marmite speedstep-detect-0.01 # ./speedstep-detect
> dmi_scan: return:
> DMI 2.3 present.
> 31 structures occupying 1210 bytes.
> DMI table at 0x000FD8F0.
> BIOS Vendor: Compaq
> BIOS Version: 68P4F Ver. F.18
> BIOS Release: 12/09/2003
> System Vendor: Compaq
> Product Name: Evo N610c (DJ121A#ABU)
> Version:
> Board Vendor: Compaq
> Board Name: 07F4
> Board Version: KBC Version   .
> Trying Intel's int15 GSIC:
> BIOS support GSIC call:
>         signature: GSIC
>         command port = 0x00b2
>         command =      0x0082
>         event port =   0x000100b3
>         flags =        0x07d00000
> probing chipsets: No supported chipset found.
> 
> lspci says that it is an 82845 Brookdale chipset.
> The southbridge appears to be an 82801CAM (ICH3)
> 

detect-speedstep do work only with 'problematic' chipsets (PIIX4 and the
like), not with chipset that work already.  Try speedstep-ich.

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Bruno Ducrot

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