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Subject: Re: R[45]KC PRiD fields?
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> Does anyone happen to know what the R4Kc anc R5KC use for the company ID
of the
> PrID register (bits 23-16)?  I'm assuming it's 1, which is reserved for
MTI,
> but bits 15-8 seem to be carefully chosen not to conflict with previous
> processors in the non-MIPS32/MIPS64 PRiD space.

The MIPS 4KC has a PrID of 0x000180xx
The MIPS 5KC has a PrID of 0x000181xx

            Kevin K.

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> Does anyone happen to know what the R4Kc anc R5KC use for the company ID
of the
> PrID register (bits 23-16)?  I'm assuming it's 1, which is reserved for
MTI,
> but bits 15-8 seem to be carefully chosen not to conflict with previous
> processors in the non-MIPS32/MIPS64 PRiD space.

The MIPS 4KC has a PrID of 0x000180xx
The MIPS 5KC has a PrID of 0x000181xx

            Kevin K.