All releases of cpuid 2
Release Notes: This release supports hypervisor functions, and supports decoding Intel Westmere-EX, AMD Bulldozer, and Lincroft chips, and some additional steppings of older chips.
Release Notes: Support was added for various new flags published in Jan 2011, including PCIDs & TSC-DEADLINE. Support was added for 2nd Gen Core (Sandy Bridge) chips, AMD family 14h chips, and some older Celerons.
Release Notes: Intel Atom N500, Tolapai, and some Clarkdale processors are supported. AMD Geode is supported. AMD chip brand names can be deduced when the BIOS is too old to do so (and identification can be based off this). Transmeta-specific register fields were added. AMD brand decoding bugs were corrected. Transmeta processor revisions were corrected.
Release Notes: This release fixes a few header strings that had incorrect function hex codes or registers.
Release Notes: This release fixes a bug with the -f option and new-style dumps. It adds a few chips to the synth field. It corrects a build problem on x86_64 with -O2. An x86_64 version has been released.
Release Notes: Support was added for many new CPUID functions and for detection and reporting of many new CPUs. Significant internal reorganizations were made to simplify future updates and reduce future errors.
Release Notes: The -i option was made the default because of the unreliable CPUID kernel module. The -k option was added to get the previous behavior. A change was made to allow the i386 build to work on x86_64 systems. Knowledge of Tulsa and pre-production Woodcrest was added. Smithfield Pentium D and Pentium EE are now properly distinguished from each other.
Release Notes: This release adds an -i option to use the CPUID instruction directly instead of the CPUID kernel module. Often, this works around erroneous information from the CPUID module, and you don't have to be root to use it.
Release Notes: Improved synth identification for Intel Core 2 Duo, AMD mobile Athlon XP, VIA C3, VIA C7, and VIA Esther. The program now distinguishes between Allendale and Conroe cores based on L2 cache size. Support for new CPUID functions were added: 5 ecx/edx, 6 ecx, 0xa. Install and the RPM spec were improved.
Release Notes: This release support for identifying new Yonah, Nocona, Irwindale, Cedar Mill, Presler, Dempsey, Woodcrest, and Conroe CPUs. It corrects AMD Applebred, Venice, and Palermo CPU identifications. It corrects Itanium 2 CPU identifications.
