I have a Pentium-MMX 166MHz overclocked to 200MHz and I get 399.77. I
believe 332.60 is the exact number I got to when I had it clocked at
166MHz. That definately is a weird problem you've got.
FWIW,
Chris
none wrote:
Hi, I just recently installed debian 2.0 on my pc at home and I just
Christopher Barry wrote:
I have a Pentium-MMX 166MHz overclocked to 200MHz and I get 399.77. I
believe 332.60 is the exact number I got to when I had it clocked at
166MHz. That definately is a weird problem you've got.
FWIW,
Chris
none wrote:
Hi, I just recently installed debian
The bogomips value you see at booting time depends
only on the kernel, not on the distribution.
Maybe that the bogomips calculation algorithm is changed
from a kernel version to an other.
And remember that the bogomips value is bogus ;)
Michele
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Hi, I just recently installed debian 2.0 on my pc at home and I just
noticed something odd as I booted. Since I have started using debian it
shows 249.04 bogomips whereas when I used to run slackware,redhat,suse it
would show 332.60 bogomips. I know this probably isnt such a big deal but
it struck
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