Difference between revisions of "Category talk:R30"
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With recent kernels there is still no way to use speedstep with the r30 (because of the chipset) | With recent kernels there is still no way to use speedstep with the r30 (because of the chipset) | ||
The R30 as well doesn't have a tpm or tcpa chip... | The R30 as well doesn't have a tpm or tcpa chip... | ||
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| + | Are you sure about this? I spent quite some time gathering information about which models have or don't have the security chip. There are quite varying infos in the net. If you are sure that NO R30 model has a TPM/TCPA chip, feel free to remove the category entry. | ||
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| + | Concerning the frequency scaling...did you read the page about coppermine-piix-based ThinkPads? Does this apply to the R30? If not, feel free to remove the R30s category entry from the frequency scaling page as well. | ||
| + | [[User:217.230.175.210|217.230.175.210]] 11:47, 26 Feb 2005 (CET) | ||
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Revision as of 11:47, 26 February 2005
Why is there a link to frequency scaling? With recent kernels there is still no way to use speedstep with the r30 (because of the chipset) The R30 as well doesn't have a tpm or tcpa chip...
Are you sure about this? I spent quite some time gathering information about which models have or don't have the security chip. There are quite varying infos in the net. If you are sure that NO R30 model has a TPM/TCPA chip, feel free to remove the category entry.
Concerning the frequency scaling...did you read the page about coppermine-piix-based ThinkPads? Does this apply to the R30? If not, feel free to remove the R30s category entry from the frequency scaling page as well. 217.230.175.210 11:47, 26 Feb 2005 (CET)
