On Sat Dec 31 10:48:44 EST 2005, [email protected] wrote: > Richard Miller wrote: > ... > > mtrrvar1: i6: 1BE00000 0 > > mtrrvar1: i7: FFFE00800 0 > > var -- as in "variable sized address space" MTRRs. > > These are familiar values, to me as well. I have not looked them up, but > they sure sound like values I am used to. I don't think you need to worry. > > ron
the concern here is that the mttr values are different on the 2 processors so they are seeing different memory attributes for those ranges (the warning messages are only printed if there is an inconsistency). depends what's mapped at those addresses. i7 is likely an apic or somesuch and shouldn't be a problem. i6 is just below 512MB physical and might be a problem depending on how much memory is in the machine; the e820 map would be useful here, maybe it's some acpi thing. "fixing" the mttrs as in making them consistent would be a pain. --jim
