I ran "update-rc.d ondemand disable" which renamed all links to ondemand to K01ondemand so that they should not be run during system initialization. However, the system is still coming up with the CPU governor set to ondemand. I can add cpufreq-set to my rc.local, but it would be nice to know why this is happening. Is it a default kernel mode?
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