Quoting alfred hitch ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Hi Doug,
thanks a lot for your explanation, it explains quite well now to me
the x86 arch.
It is not just the x86, but the same is true of other architectures
such as the PPC (PREP/CHRP or not), 68K, VAX or any other CPU
architecture. You have a CPU
coly li [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
write and verify means: you read the content from location X, and
change the value, then write back to location X; then re-read the
content from X, if the value is what you write, the location X is
valid; otherwise, maybe the location X is invalid.
This
* alfred hitch [EMAIL PROTECTED] [050510 12:23]:
anyways, how can u get this from processor also ?
The processor has little to nothing to do with this.. it's dependent on
the northbridge and southbridge.
I vaguely remember see'ing some code where someone on a i386 based
plattform but WITHOUT
