On 26 May 2014 10:53, Ryan wrote:
> Thanks for your help.
Your welcome..
> I was trying to print the policy pointer of each cpu - and it points
> to the same address for all cpus.
Good, so all CPUs are sharing the same clock line in your case. You
are probably using an ARM board :)
> But could
n 26 May 2014 00:27, Ryan wrote:
>> What is the difference between cpufreq policy and governors?
>
> Probably you can go through Documentation/cpu-freq/* for this information.
> Governor decides which frequency you will switch to and when. Policy decides
> which frequencies you *can*
On 26 May 2014 00:27, Ryan wrote:
> What is the difference between cpufreq policy and governors?
Probably you can go through Documentation/cpu-freq/* for this information.
Governor decides which frequency you will switch to and when. Policy decides
which frequencies you *can* switch to.
&g
Hi,
What is the difference between cpufreq policy and governors?
Are there a different cpufreq policy structure created for each cpu?
Will policy structure change when governor changes or when will it change?
thanks,
ryan
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