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From: Roger While <RogerWhile@sim-basis.de>
Subject: MTRR and SERVERWORKS
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Why is MTRR disabled for SERVERWORKS chipset ?
It works fine on my Asus CUR-DLS after commenting the code out. (2.4 and 
2.5)
Can we at least make it configurable ?


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