Stefan Monnier wrote: >> You might need to relaunch : >> invoke-rc.d cpufrequtils restart >> or maybe : >> /etc/init.d/cpufrequtils restart > > Thanks, but I don't have cpufrequtils installed. Also, AFAIK > cpufrequtils works by fiddling with those /sys nodes just like I do > (once and for all), so it wouldn't cause such on-the-fly-resetting of > scaling_max_freq. > > > Stefan
check for the right governor (ondemand) you shouldn't care. in some cases though you must set yourself. this could be kernel or systemd related - this changed recently to newer version together with udev. I had a case that cpu was always at max freq - I had to edit the cpufreq in cat /etc/default/cpufrequtils GOVERNOR="ondemand" MAX_SPEED="3.6GHz" MIN_SPEED="1.4GHz" hope it helps
