Cpufreqd and kernel 2.6.2 problem
Hi,
I've updated the Kernel my SuSE 9.0 running on an ASUS M2400N notebook to kernel version 2.6.2
I could also manage to install all required modules to make cpufreqd work. But it does not work properly - it makes no automatic adjustment of the processor speed. "rccpufreqd high" brings it to maximum speed, and "rccpufreqd low" brings it to minimum speed.
The only thing that helps is to enter "cpufreqd -d" as root. Then it works as expected.
Did I make something wrong? Or is there a way to automatically start cpufreqd with the d-option during boot?
Best regards,
Gunther
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Hi,
I've updated the Kernel my SuSE 9.0 running on an ASUS M2400N notebook to kernel version 2.6.2
I could also manage to install all required modules to make cpufreqd work. But it does not work properly - it makes no automatic adjustment of the processor speed. "rccpufreqd high" brings it to maximum speed, and "rccpufreqd low" brings it to minimum speed.
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The only thing that helps is to enter "cpufreqd -d" as root. Then it works as expected.
Did I make something wrong? Or is there a way to automatically start cpufreqd with the d-option during boot?
uh? I didn't implement any -d option... do you mean a capital D (-D) ? Anyway I don't know how suse manages rc files, nor if cpufreqd has been changed in anyway, nor if the config file shipped with the package is ok.
NB: this is the CPUFreq development list for the linux kernel, please refer to [1] or to me directly to report cpufreq_d_ (the userspace daemon) problems.
[1]:
project page
www.sf.net/projects/cpufreqd
mailing list at:
https://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=58904
thanks
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