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Subject: AMD 64 Cool 'n Quiet Driver !
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Just wondering about driver for AMD64 supporting Cool n' Quiet feature. I  
know that on Suse 9.1 there is complet support for it and it works  
great... Any chance to port it to FreeBSD ???