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Subject: Re: Any stable 2.4 kernel?
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Jeff Garzik <jgarzik@mandrakesoft.com> writes:


> And while you're at it ask for Intel SpeedStep docs, too...

SpeedStep isn't totally undocumented.  The IO Controller Hub 2
documentation has documentation on how to switch the processor into
speed step mode.  

And I believe the Pentium 4 version is documented.

I haven't looked in detail at this point, so it may be only partially
documented. 

Eric
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