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Re: Betr.: Re: cpu speed is not the real one



The PII-266 box I am currently using for RH7.2 at one time ran w98.  During 
that time I downloaded & installed a BIOS update; after the update (and to 
this day) the box thinks it is a PII-233.  Works OK, just weird that this 
should happen.  Could something like that be the case here too?

Dan


On Monday 11 November 2002 11:30 am, Taylor, ForrestX wrote:
> Daniel wrote:
> > here it´s, the contents of the /proc/cpuinfo for my ibm thinkpad 600E
> >
> > procesor: 0
> > vendor_id: Genuine intel
> > cpu family: 6
> > model: 6
> > model name: Mobile Pentium II
> > stepping: 10
> > cpu Mhz: 92.669
> > cache size: 256 KB
>
> Try pressing Fn+F11 (the faucet).  This is a function key that IBM
> designed to toggle between battery life and processor speed.  It cuts
> the processor speed in quarter.
>
> Forrest






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