On 7/27/05, Robert Hancock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > In a nutshell, sometimes, the PIT/TSC timer runs 3x too fast [1]. That
> > causes many issues, including DMA errors, MCE, and clock running way too
> > fast (making the laptop unusable for any software development). So far,
> > no BIOS
On 7/27/05, Robert Hancock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a nutshell, sometimes, the PIT/TSC timer runs 3x too fast [1]. That
causes many issues, including DMA errors, MCE, and clock running way too
fast (making the laptop unusable for any software development). So far,
no BIOS update was
On Tue, 2005-07-26 at 17:34 -0600, Robert Hancock wrote:
> > In a nutshell, sometimes, the PIT/TSC timer runs 3x too fast [1]. That
> > causes many issues, including DMA errors, MCE, and clock running way too
> > fast (making the laptop unusable for any software development). So far,
> > no BIOS
Olivier Fourdan wrote:
Hi all,
Background
==
I have a laptop (Compaq R3480EA, AMD 64 3400+ with NForce3) and reported
multiple problems related to timer issues.
In a nutshell, sometimes, the PIT/TSC timer runs 3x too fast [1]. That
causes many issues, including DMA errors, MCE, and
Hi all,
Background
==
I have a laptop (Compaq R3480EA, AMD 64 3400+ with NForce3) and reported
multiple problems related to timer issues.
In a nutshell, sometimes, the PIT/TSC timer runs 3x too fast [1]. That
causes many issues, including DMA errors, MCE, and clock running way too
fast
Hi all,
Background
==
I have a laptop (Compaq R3480EA, AMD 64 3400+ with NForce3) and reported
multiple problems related to timer issues.
In a nutshell, sometimes, the PIT/TSC timer runs 3x too fast [1]. That
causes many issues, including DMA errors, MCE, and clock running way too
fast
Olivier Fourdan wrote:
Hi all,
Background
==
I have a laptop (Compaq R3480EA, AMD 64 3400+ with NForce3) and reported
multiple problems related to timer issues.
In a nutshell, sometimes, the PIT/TSC timer runs 3x too fast [1]. That
causes many issues, including DMA errors, MCE, and
On Tue, 2005-07-26 at 17:34 -0600, Robert Hancock wrote:
In a nutshell, sometimes, the PIT/TSC timer runs 3x too fast [1]. That
causes many issues, including DMA errors, MCE, and clock running way too
fast (making the laptop unusable for any software development). So far,
no BIOS update
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