> > > > > I've tried installing cpudyn and cpufreq but I don't
> > understand how to configure it and understand if it's actually
> > working. Do I need both cpufreq and cpudyn?
>
> No, one is enough.
There's also powernowd, which I have used for over a year without a single
hiccup. At least one of cpufreq and cpudyn is suspected to be responsible
for locking up the kernel on frequency switching, so it might be worth
trying all available options.
Michael
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