On Sat, 3 May 2008, Ingo Molnar wrote:Looks like. My analysis was wrong, as I got the P6 vs. PII/PIII confused :) Damn unintutive numbering, I thought ARM is worse but I'm not so sure anymore. But the oops clearly identified that instruction sequence. So for now we remove the X86_FEATURE_P3 -> P6_NOPS to be on the safe side. Thanks, tglx --
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