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From: M Sweger <mikesw@whiterose.net>
To: linux-kernel@vger.kernel.org
Subject: linux 2.2.19pre1 oops on cpuid
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Hi,
   I have linux 2.2.19pre1 and have compiled the cpuid as a module. The
kernel will oops if the cpuid module isn't loaded and one does
/cat/dev/cpu/0/cpuid or /cat/dev/cpu/1/cpuid.

    Question:  Is it possible to update the ksymoops utility to a 
     newer version vs. the one supplied which  is v0.6?

     Question: When the cpuid module is loaded and I do a
cat/dev/cpu/0/cpuid it gives me a code "C" forover. What does this code
mean. I'm stil new to what it will be used for. Moreover, is there
a  list of all the possible code values it may take on for intel
processors vs. other processor types?


Thanks


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