The errata are discovered during the whole life-cycle and periodically added. Because Pentium-M is a very young product you can't compare it to others in terms of errata count.
| Date: 04/07/03 07:06:47 AM]
Less Than Found in Pentium, Pentium II, Pentium III and Pentium 4
[04/07/2003 06:26 AM]Apparently, Intel’s Pentium M processor currently has fewer errata than any other mobile or desktop CPU from Intel launched throughout the last decade. As I discovered over the weekend, Pentium M presently has only 14 known errata, while the Pentium 4 counts for more than 73 errata, Intel Pentium III has 83 or more errata, the Pentium II features 92 errata and the original Pentium processor has 72 errata, though, most of Pentium’s errata were eventually fixed.
Here is the list of known errata found in the Pentium M processor:
No fixes are planned for any of the errors. No idea if there are no more errata in the CPU found in future.
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