K6 cache patch for 2.1.x ?

Lenart Gabor (lgb@hal2000.hal.vein.hu)
Mon, 14 Dec 1998 09:56:47 +0100

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Yesterday I noticed that there's a patch for 2.0.36 which can make
amd k6 based Linux systems about 10% faster with some L1 cache write
allocation. My question is : is it planned to port this patch to 2.1.x,
or even include it to the official 2.1.x kernels and to the 2.2.0 ?
Sorry if it's offtopic.

Thanks : Gábor,

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