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In message <005c01c10313$5ce29660$9865fea9@yoshi>, you write: 

- -> Thank you all for your help, it works great, the tips to unplug the
- -> keyboard to switch to the serial console is very usefull !
- -> I'd like to know what userland do you advice me ? (as the one on
- -> arch/sgimips seems to be very outdated)

Unfortunately, I don't have advise for a newer userland, other than
maybe finding a newer snapshot of one of the other big-endian MIPS 
ports.

- -> btw, is it normal that it says me "CPU clock speed = 100.00Mhz" ?

Yes, if you have a 200Mhz CPU. 8-)  The MIPS R4400 & R4600 master
clock runs at 200Mhz, which is then divided by 2 for 100Mhz internal
clock and then further divided for system interface clock (I think
this is is 50Mhz for a 200Mhz box).  This was mainly a bit of debug
output, which reports the internal clock rate and was never fixed 
up to prepresent the master clock rate.

- --rafal

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