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From: Tony Sterrett <tony@nlanr.net>
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Subject: Help with cache
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Hello,

	I am having a difficult time with a little research project.
	I am trying to study the effects of caching (Pentum caching
	that is).

	I need to be able to turn off the cache. This can be done at
	boot time I know, but I have a need to do it during execution.
	Many systems I have worked with have some means of disabling
	the cache. Does anybody have any ideas? Even an negtive answer
	would help
Cheers,
Tony