On Tue, Jan 24, 2006 at 08:35:02AM -0500, Kumba wrote: > >Afaik it's not as trivial as this. The R14000 has some changes to the FPU > >which seem to require handling. I unfortunately know no details. > > My guess is a lot of the R14K and R16K details are still protected. I > can't find any processor manuals on them. Hopefully, I'll be able to get a > hold of an R14K eventually to figure out just how well this patch works > (maybe it'll reveal enough to see what the FPU does differently). If only > the prices on eVay drop... R10000 and R12000 were available on the market. R14000 was probably more of a custom chip even though it was also being used in HP systems, I think that series was called Himalaya. Probably just nobody bother going through the necessary documentation etc. process to make it a "real" product. Ralf
