@Colin - looking at the patch 0203-Add-white-list-of-the-cpu-ids.patch
it looks like a couple of CPUs were dropped.
1129 + // Add any tested platform ids in this table
1130 +-static supported_ids_t id_table[] = { { 6, 0x2a }, // Sandybridge
1131 +- { 6, 0x2d }, // Sandybridge
1132 ++static supported_ids_t id_table[] = {
1133 ++ { 6, 0x2a }, // Sandybridge
1134 + { 6, 0x3a }, // IvyBridge
1135 +- { 6, 0x3c }, { 6, 0x3e }, { 6, 0x3f }, { 6, 0x45 }, //
Haswell ULT */
1136 +- { 6, 0x46 }, // Haswell ULT */
1137 ++ { 6, 0x3c }, // Haswell
1138 ++ { 6, 0x45 }, // Haswell ULT
1139 ++ { 6, 0x46 }, // Haswell ULT
1140 ++ { 6, 0x3d }, // Broadwell
1141 ++ { 6, 0x37 }, // Valleyview BYT
1142 ++ { 6, 0x4c }, // Brasewell
1143 ++ { 6, 0x4e }, // skylake
1144 ++ { 6, 0x5e }, // skylake
1145 ++ { 6, 0x5c }, // Broxton
Specifically, 0x2d, 0x3e, and 0x3f. Was that intended?
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thermald breaks frequency scaling in Xeon® E5-2687W v3 & E5-1650 v3
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