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Yes, I assume the kernel has a predetermined list of microcode to be disabled when the flag is set. The same should be doable in Windows right now but the proce

Yes, I assume the kernel has a predetermined list of microcode to be disabled when the flag is set. The same should be doable in Windows right now but the process seems quite tedious.

zamadatix 5y ago
The kernel keeps no such list and microcode is a monolithic firmware anyways so having such a list wouldn't enable you to pick and choose which fixes you get to apply.
- Laforet 5y ago
  Yes, you are quite right. I was referring to the ability to directly interact with the MSR