I have Dothan stepping 6, is that C1?

Hi
Pentium M / Dothan steppings are: A1, A2, B0, B1, C0, C1. My /proc/cpuinfo shows stepping 6. Does this mean i have stepping C1?

If so, then can i compile cpufreq tables into kernel? I have centrino laptop without those tables in ACPI.
st3 wrote:
The only issue is that there are four different versions of Dothan CPUs for
A1, A2, B0, B1, C0 steppings. There is only one version for C1 stepping.

So, if i have C1 Dothan then i can compile voltage tables into kernel?

If yes, then can someone send me patch for kernel version 2.6.13 ?

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