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  • K6-2 and Linear Fram Buffer Question

    I have a K6-2 with the CXT core. I'm using the K6-2 utility to set the Linear Frame Buffer for Write Combining. The utility reports the buffer at E8000000 and E000000, yet MGATweak reports Mapped Linear address at CBF45000h. Any ideas if these are the same and if not which one is the correct address?
    FIC 503+, K6-2-450, 128MB Micron CAS2, Vanilla G400 32MB Baby, MX300, Quantum 9.1G KA+ with Promise UDMA 66 Controller, 52x Kenwood Zen Tech, Zoom V90, 17" V773 Optiquest, Creative Labs 4 Speaker Surround Sound.

    PS: I'm an upgrade-a-holic

  • #2
    MGATweak mapped linear address is not the same as linear frame buffer address.

    KJ Liew

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    • #3

      Doesn't the 5.x drivers set up write conbining for you? They do here:

      K6,K6/2,K6/2cxt-Utility, Andreas Stiller, c't V 1.1, Nov 98
      Syntax: SetK6 /on .. set WA for all memory (found: 128 MByte)
      Syntax: SetK6 .. w/o parameter:displays actual configuration
      /on:Memorysize .. enable write allocation for memory [in MByte]
      /off .. disable write allocation
      SetK6 /M0:LFB,Size[,attr] Write combining for primary LFB
      SetK6 /M1:LFB2,Size[,attr] Write combining for second. LFB

      CPUID : Typ=00 Fam=05 Mod=09 Step=01
      Processor Name : AMD K6-3 Step 1, 448 MHz
      PCI Framebuffers : 1. E0000000, 2. DC000000

      Fillrate with "Cold Cache": 62.9 MByte/s
      Write Allocation : enabled up to 128 MByte, no whole in 15 - 16M
      Write Combining for LFB : MTRR0=D8000000, Size: 64.0 MB, write combining

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      • #4
        1. The current PDesk driver sets the WC properly - no need to use any external utils.

        2. MGATweak shows the virtual address of control aperture, and the addresses you see in K6 utils are physical addresses.

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        • #5
          The Linear Fram Buffer prevents distortion of your oil filter under high pressure.
          chuck

          err...ummm....i think........
          Chuck
          秋音的爸爸

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