Hi,
APIC is a feature, a new one to support better IRQ handling on the mainboard.
Normally its a Chip included in the chipset. Sadly some/most BIOS vendors do not
support APIC, so sometimes when Linux uses APIC it ends in strange/unstable
behavior.
Just try to boot your kernel with the option "n
Mark Hansen wrote:
> Does any company offer a laptop with Debian preinstalled? I'm looking
> for 4GB RAM. Thanks, Mark
>
>
See this older thread of this group:
http://groups.google.com/group/linux.debian.laptop/browse_thread/thread/67496e6d2e0c2edc/90dd1acca7816d21#90dd1acca7816d21
Regards,
Lars Staun Knudsen:
>
> I'm running Etch on my Asus M6Ne (1.6 GHZ) with a custom 2.6.18.1
> kernel. When i'm running on AC the cpufreq is changing all time from
> 1,6 GHz (100%) to 1,2 GHz (75%). And as soon as i run on DC the
> frequency is constant 1,6 GHZ.
> The strange thing is that in my defa
Jochen Schulz wrote:
> Probably one of the governors "ondemand" and "conservative". Which
> governors do you have installed? How does your cpufreqd.conf look like?
The default should be performance.
# CPU Frequency scaling
CONFIG_CPU_FREQ=y
CONFIG_CPU_FREQ_TABLE=y
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