- for x86-64, claim that we are an "AuthenticAMD" processor - return model=2 so that Linux recognizes the processor as having an APIC.   We don't really know what Hammer returns. - in SetCR4, allow bits 9 and 10 to be written
- for x86-64, claim that we are an "AuthenticAMD" processor
- return model=2 so that Linux recognizes the processor as having an APIC.
  We don't really know what Hammer returns.
- in SetCR4, allow bits 9 and 10 to be written

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