On Thu, 7 Feb 2002, Daniel Nofftz wrote:
> On Thu, 7 Feb 2002, Rasmus Bøg Hansen wrote:
>
> > I just flashed my BIOS today (upgrading my Asus A7V133-C from BIOS
> > rev. 1005A to rev. 1007). Suddenly I begin to experience the sound-skips
> > reported by other people. The CPU is a TB (9x133, 1200MHz, family 6,
> > model 4, stepping 2).
> >
> > Before flashing I had no trouble at all and the CPU cooled just fine, so
> > it might not only be a chipset issue.
> >
> > I tried the new version of the patch and get:
>
> > Athlon/Duron CLK_Ctrl Value found : fff0d22f
> > Athlon/Duron CLK_Ctrl Value set to : fff0d22f
>
> ahh ... the value already was set ... ok ... that means that this value is
> not the right one for this cpu. i got some new informations which say that
> you need different values for different cpus ... at the moment i wait
> for an answer from amd. i send them an email and asked for some support on
> this toppic. maybe i get the table withe the right settings.
> until then i see no way to get further ... so we must wait what their
> answer is ...
I now fiddled a little with the PCI settings in the BIOS...
When 'PCI master read cahing' is enabled everything works fine (sound
works, cooling works. When disabled I get sound skips. The above flags
are exactly the same:
Athlon/Duron CLK_Ctrl Value found : fff0d22f
Athlon/Duron CLK_Ctrl Value set to : fff0d22f
Enabling disconnect in VIA northbridge: KT133/KX133 chipset found
As I think i noted earlier, my motherboard is KT133A-based.
My system functions perfectly stable with the 'PCI master read caching'
enabled - I have no idea whether this is true in general.
Regards
Rasmus
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-- [ Rasmus "Møffe" Bøg Hansen ] ---------------------------------------
Is there anything else I can contribute?
The latitude and longtitude of the bios writers current position, and
a ballistic missile.
-- Alan Cox
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