The machine
reboots as soon as I write to the MSR!
You dont have to do all that!
There's an option in
make menuconfig
Kernel Config >
Processor Options >
Enable ICHACHE
Enable DCACHE
Regards,
Manav
Yang Huang wrote:
Hi list,
In one of my measurements I would like to disable both L1 and L2 cache
of the processor, which is VIA Eden ESP 6000. According to its
datasheet, I modified corresponding bits in the MSR, Machine Specified
Register, in order to disable CPU caching, but failed. The machine
reboots as soon as I write to the MSR! Then how can I disable the CPU
caching?
I am playing with Linux 2.6.10, applications are compiled with uClibc 3.3.5
Thank you in advanced for any hints or suggestions!
with kind regards,
Yang
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