From: Chuck England III (cengland10_at_cox.net)
Date: Sat May 01 2004 - 13:53:25 PDT
I was looking through some of Apples docs and some docs on the Intel
website for the SA-110 processor, The information indicates that
there is a 4 line matrix that controls the Core clock frequency.
In the Newton, they have two of those lines already set and a
surface mount resistor at either of the other two lines sets
the core clock at either 100 or 160 MHZ. From what I was reading
other combinations could produce speeds up to 233Mhz
I wondering if someone knows what Pins those 4 lines are on, and if
there is a printed matrix table to program other speeds? If there
were It could be possible to change the core clock without
changing the bus speed and effecting the IrDa and sound functions
of the newton.
Thanks
Chuck E.
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