Quoting Corey Osgood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I've separated this into two patches, one code and one microcode, to > improve readability, but they would both have to be committed at once > (else things break). These patches eliminate a lot of repeated code, > make porting and adding new CPUs easier, add all the latest released > microcode updates, and add somewhat experimental support for the latest > lga775 cpus, along with various other currently unsupported CPUs. > Unfortunately, not everything works quite right yet. Here's the broken > stuff: > > * socket_603: includes all Xeon model f0x, f1x, and f2x cpus. This may > be incorrect, but I can't see any easy way to find out. > * socket_604: includes all Xeon model f2x, f3x, f4x, and f6x. Same as > above, with the added bonus of being too large to fit with any current > board. It should also include the socket_603 IDs, since socket 603 CPUs > work on socket 604 boards. > * socket_775: too large to build with most current ports, but it could > probably be broken down into socket_775_pentium and socket_775_core. All > fxx IDs are pentium 4/D, and 6xx IDs are Core/Core 2 > > For now, I've left the current model_fxx and socket_*60*, so nothing > breaks, but IMO the socket_603/604 I've added should be made to work. > > Both patches Signed-off-by: Corey Osgood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Hmm looks good. Should we add a quick note to each file to what processor it belongs too? I think that would save developers time from having to look it up when writing code for a new board? What do you think?
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