Re: NetBSD on Intel N100

Jukka Marin <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.os.netbsd.ports.x86-64
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi Andrew,

Thanks for the reply.

>    JM> I noticed that the system was running a bit slow. I believe the
>      > reason is that the CPU clock is fixed at 800 MHz although the
>      > CPU supports turbo modes up to 2-3 GHz.
> 
>     Is this a tiny NUC-like PC?  If so, are you using the original
> power supply?

Yes and yes.  It's a Qotom Q10922G4.  I have been using their other
mini PC's for years as routers and small servers.

> It may also be worth looking in the CMOS setup program
> for settings the mention power or thermal profiles.  I don???t have one
> yet but I have heard of similar behaviour on N95 PCs.

I have tried changing some BIOS settings, but with no luck.  And the
same settings work with linux, where the CPU clock varies from 600 MHz
to almost 3 GHz depending on system load.

> Welcome back, btw!

Thank you.  It feels good to be home again. ;-)  I hope this problem
is solvable because running the system at 800 MHz won't be possible.

  -jm
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