Hi Yang,
Hi Manav: I cannot find such an option in my kernel configuration,
which version of Linux are you currently using?
My Bad, sorry. I am using uClinux here and it has an option as I had
replied in my earlier post.
Unfortunately I see now, that Linux on does not have it.
For configuration of the kernel, some architectures like ARM supports
NO-CACHE when loading, but for i386 I cannot find any:(
Though when I traced the roots of that option I end up in a few files..
but when I searched for this in my linux source I could alternatives for
ARM, MIPS and other processors but I could not find an i386 alternative.
I did find something useful though. While looking at
"include/asm-i386/cache.h" how about tweaking options like
L1_CACHE_BYTES etc.
I am looking into it.
In the meanwhile let us know if you can find some alternative.I am sure
Linux, would have an option to support it. :-)
Manav
Yang Huang wrote:
Hi Vamsi: I am also a newbie:) IMHO rdmsr and wrmsr would be able to
access the MSR, or, am I making a stupid mistake here?
Hi Manav: I cannot find such an option in my kernel configuration,
which version of Linux are you currently using?
Thank you very much for the rapid reply!
Regards,
Yang
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