Need Beta testers for CoreMod

Well HT is a major info when you count the cores with /proc/cpuinfo. Should not be that hard however. Other systems do not have got those dmi values you parse, so better forget em.

It works with my motherboard : ASUS Rampage 2 Gene
The HT status is retrieved from SMBIOS (my dmi is a 2.5 release)
http://blog.cyring.fr/wp-content/upl...d_screen11.jpg
As I said I have to rely on something else. I believe CPUID or MSR are the key.
I may also give a look into kernel sources how it builds /proc/cpuinfo
So far, I have programmed a nice Makefile, and I'm building a virtual server to provide code files.

I have released my source code to display the DDR3 Timings

1- download Source/C/DDR3_Timings/timings.c in the code server
2- compile

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cc timings.c -o timings

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3- run as root

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sudo ./timings

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Folks, I just need your tests !
Let me know if it matches your BIOS settings ?

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Originally Posted by Kano

How about doing a tar.gz with at least a makefile (to compile and clean)? I do not intend to use copy+paste and remove numbers later. You can use git as well.

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+1 for the tarball

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Originally Posted by deanjo

+1 for the tarball

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timings.c is so tiny !
it just requires to do a cc

btw, this code will join next release of CoreMod which have the whole thing (Makefile, tgz)

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Originally Posted by cyring

timings.c is so tiny !
it just requires to do a cc

btw, this code will join next release of CoreMod which have the whole thing (Makefile, tgz)

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It's not about size, it's about having to strip characters and line numbers that are introduced by copy and pasting. Even a straight download of the header and the c file would suffice.

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Originally Posted by deanjo

It's not about size, it's about having to strip characters and line numbers that are introduced by copy and pasting. Even a straight download of the header and the c file would suffice.

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When you point timings.c in the directories tree, it will display 3 icons : one is for direct download ( like save as )

I have programmed in php my code server to make it easy, do I need to do more ?

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Originally Posted by cyring

When you point timings.c in the directories tree, it will display 3 icons : one is for direct download ( like save as )

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I am sorry but I am not seeing any such thing here:

http://wiki.cyring.fr/index.php?title=CoreMod#coremod.h

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Originally Posted by deanjo

I am sorry but I am not seeing any such thing here:

http://wiki.cyring.fr/index.php?title=CoreMod#coremod.h

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Sorry for the inconveniences, I have built a server for all my source codes at the following URL

http://code.cyring.fr/FTS