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From: Amancio Hasty <hasty@rah.star-gate.com>
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Hi,

I found a device driver called perfmon in -current. It can read the
model specific registers and write them (rdmsr and wrmsr).
 Additionally, if you search the web for Intel Secrets and look up 
Pentium Pro Family Developer's Manual in Appendix C it has a description 
for the Model specific registers. The filename is 242692_1.pdf .

I think that these are all the bits that we need to implement fastvid 8)


	Enjoy,
	Amancio