[Micha Feigin] > I have a ati rage mobility M1 AGPx2 card (mach64). X recognizes it as > 8M ram and the specs say that its 8M but lspci and lshw detect it as > 16M. Any idea which is getting it wrong and why? It wouldn't surprise me for a PCI (or AGP) chip to request a memory window of 16MB regardless of what is actually onboard. So I'd believe X, not lspci. > The specs claim its 1.33 Mhz, lshw and dmi-decode claim it runs at > 1.3 Mhz but can run at 1.4 Mhz, /proc/cpuinfo says it runs at 1300. > Is it possible to run it at 1.4 Mhz and how (there is now option in > the bios to play with it as far as I can tell). You mean GHz. /proc/cpuinfo should report its current speed accurately. It might have multiple speed settings, in which case what you want is a kernel compiled with 'cpufreq' support - or possibly just with ACPI, including the CPU sub-module. Then you'll need a userspace application to control this. "apt-cache search cpufreq" turns up three packages in Debian unstable that claim to do this sort of thing - take your pick. > It seems that my laptop has an isa bridge although it doesn't look > like anything is connected to it. I'm guessing that's for your 16-bit PCMCIA interface, along with your PS/2 ports (built-in keyboard and whatever-mouse-replacement), plus your serial, parallel and IrDA (infrared) ports, if present. Peter
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