[LinuxBIOS] AMD Turion - AGESA
jf simon
jfaslist at yahoo.fr
Thu Aug 10 17:33:42 CEST 2006
Hi,
Ronald G Minnich wrote:
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>another acronum I don't understand. What is AGESA?
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>ron
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Sorry about that. It stands for AMD Generic & Encapsulated Software
Architecture. From :
http://www.ami.com/news/pressshow.cfm?PrID=187
"...The AMD Generic Encapsulated Software Architecture (AGESA) is a
library of validated processor procedures designed to aid customers with
quick adoption of AMD technology into their products. AMI’s drop-in
support of AGESA allows minimal time-to-market for APTIO® customers to
integrate AMD Processor Solutions into their products. AMI’s integration
in APTIO® indicates that AGESA™ code is versatile enough that it can be
dropped in totally new architecture (UEFI) with minimal build changes...."
I was told that this agesa code was responsible at power-up, for
changing the CPU "P-state" from Min P-state, (minimum frequency, reduced
power consumption) to the maximum performance max P-state. Could you
plse point me in the linuxbios code, where this achieved?
Thanks a lot
-jf simon
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