>> K6 run cooler even with the regular kernel HLT (sti/hlt I presume).
>> Difference to full load can be up to 10 deg, depending on ambient (room)
>> temperature. In winter (read 2005-12-31) it ran between 28 celsius and 34
>> celsius. The fan even stopped and I thought it was a fan failure, but
>> luckily it was just hw-controlled :)
>
>Okay, so you've got a point. The patch is useful on k6 in the winter
>:-). (Actually, to show you've got a point, you'd have to stop the fan
>and show that cpu badly overheats under for(;;) conditions).
If you spend me a new CPU, no problem :p
Maybe someone from AMD with spare K6s can try.
>Yes, we probably want to consolidate various for(;;) loops... and
>maybe it will helpsomeone. If overheating causes reboot instead of
>panic, you probably still loose, as BIOS is close to for(;;)...
The best would be to turn the machine off after, say, 60 seconds. (So you
can grab the panic, if there is one.)
Jan Engelhardt
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