Re: NetBSD 5.0.2 can't handle 7455 CPU @ 1 GHz?

[Donald Lee <MacPPC2%caution.icompute.com@localhost>]

>> Dec 19 08:30:10 charm /netbsd: cpu0: 1000.00 MHz, 256KB L2 cache no parity 
>> parity enabled, 2MB no-parity L3 cache (PB2 SRAM) at 4:1 ratio
>
>Are you sure the accelerator card's L3 can run at 250 MHz? Most of the 
>accelerators I've seen run the L2 / L3 at around 200 MHz, and the only one 
>I've seen which runs at 250 MHz is the L3 on the very last of the 1 GHz 
>9600-type upgrades from Sonnet...
>
>What did NetBSD 2.x report for the L3?
>
>John

Looks the same, I think.

excerpt from logs with NetBSD 2.1:

Dec  3 22:46:21 mercy /netbsd: NetBSD 2.1 (try9) #1: Tue Jan 30 23:29:09 CST 
2007
Dec  3 22:46:21 mercy /netbsd:  
donlee@mercy:/usr/src.21/sys/arch/macppc/compile/try9
Dec  3 22:46:21 mercy /netbsd: total memory = 1280 MB
Dec  3 22:46:21 mercy /netbsd: avail memory = 1224 MB
Dec  3 22:46:21 mercy /netbsd: mainbus0 (root)
Dec  3 22:46:21 mercy /netbsd: cpu0 at mainbus0: 7455 (Revision 2.1), ID 0 
(primary)
Dec  3 22:46:21 mercy /netbsd: cpu0: HID0 
8450c0bc<EMCP,TBEN,NAP,DPM,ICE,DCE,SGE,BTIC,LRSTK,FOLD,BHT> 
Dec  3 22:46:21 mercy /netbsd: cpu0: 1000.00 MHz, 256KB L2 cache, 2MB no-parity 
L3 cache (PB2 SRAM) at 4:1 ratio 


I note the ID of the kernel is "try9", which means I built it.
I dont't remember what changes I put in it, but my testing
today with installs from CD confirm that whatever it is, it
is also present in the "stock" kernels on the CDs.

-dgl-