Hi Cedric (and the rest of the list), > Did you compile your kernel with the /proc/cpufreq enable. I know it's > obsolete in 2.6, but I could not make cpufreqd use the sysfs interface > correctly. >
I tried that now. I dunno yet if it makes any difference. I can't see any readings in /proc/cpufreq (I dunno if that gets automatically updated, but I assume it does). Right now I have everything related to cpufreq compiled statically in the kernel .. > Beware also that the version of cpufreqd in testing has a > missing fclose which makes it run for only 250 seconds. Upstream has > corrected it but it's not yet distributed. Below is the patch if you > want to recompile > --- ../cpufreqd-1.1.1/libsys_pmu.c 2004-01-04 22:29:29.000000000+0100 > +++ libsys_pmu.c 2004-03-03 19:54:45.000000000 +0100 > @@ -166,6 +166,7 @@ > bat_max_charge = atof (val); > } > } > + fclose(fp); > > s->battery_percent = 100 * (bat_charge / bat_max_charge); Oh. I'll consider that then. > > I not sure if you really need cpudynd. I don't know exactly what it is adding > to cpufreqd. But cpufreqd is definitely needed. When cpufreqd is working > you can see the influence of cpu scaling in /proc/cpuinfo. > As I understand it, cpudyn is a substitute for cpufreqd - not as advanced, but much easier to configure. Am I right ? What utils work the best on mac ? Can you send me a cpufreqd.conf for my powerbook ? I've had problems configuring it, and I haven't been able to find my help online, not as to configuring cpufreqd on a mac, at least, so if you could point me to any help on that, it would be appreciated. How does cpu frequency scaling work in Linux on mac ? Is it possible to make it work as good as in mac os x ? Thanks for your help. -- Med venlig hilsen Klaus Agnoletti System Tekniker Se vores nye Typo3 CMS baserede website på www.fab-it.dk ____________________________________________ Fab:IT ApS Telefon: 333 111 17 Vesterbrogade 50 Døgnvagt: 333 134 40 1620 København V Telefax: 333 136 40 www.fab-it.dk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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