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Subject: Re: VIA KT133A / athlon / MMX
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From: Michael <leahcim@ntlworld.com>
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> > On Sun, 29 Jul 2001 22:28:30 +0200, Kurt Garloff wrote:
> > [54:6]=Probe Next Tag State T1	0=disable   1=enable
> 
> Main suspect. (Should be 0)

That's set in my stable kt133a system.
 
> > [54:0]=Fast Write-to-Read	0=disable   1=enable
> 
> Third candidate. (Should be 0)

as is this one.
 
> > [68:2]=Burst Refresh(4 times)	0=disable   1=enable
> 
> Fourth candidate (Should be 0?)

I set this one yesterday to see if it would trigger the problem, it
didn't :o/ Same with a few differences between my system and 0x6b, which
didn't either.

Out of curiosity, where are you getting the 'should be 0/1' details from?
-- 
Michael.
 
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