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Subject: Re: Memory Interleave + kernel + VIA chipsets == possible ?
To: pproios@hotmail.com (Pantelis Proios)
Date: Sat, 8 Dec 2001 15:35:44 +0000 (GMT)
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> Is there a way to enable the memory interleaving of modern VIA chipsets 
> (Apollo Pro-133 in my case) through the Linux kernel or some other software?

If your hardware supports it the BIOS should have done so.

> >From what I understand it's done through some PCI register tweaking ..
> Can it be done with setpci or code is needed ?

setpci should be sufficient.
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