>> - the kernel still thinks I have a 604ev processor, while my 200mhz
>> upgrade card can only be a 604e.
> Shouldn't matter as long as it doesn't try to use non-existent cache,=20=

> after all the 604ev is (as far as I know) only a 604e with a G3-style=20=

> backside cache.
>
> Here's my dmesg output with Tim's patch. All virqs from 1-f are used,=20=

> USB stopped working ( device problem on blah, disabling port for a=20
> mouse and a keyboard which worked before ) for some reason but that=20
> may be unrelated.
>
> have fun
> Michael

hi,

the 604ev had a so called 'Inline Cache' (on certain 8600 and 9600=20
Power Macs) clocked at 100MHz, thus (i think) its name:

250/300/350MHz CPU/L1 Cache <-> 100MHz L2 Inline Cache <-> 50MHz System=20=

Bus

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=3D112422

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mit vorz=FCglichster Hochachtung/best regards,

Timo Sch=F6ler
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