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On Sun, Aug 05, 2007 at 09:24:17AM +0200, Bernhard Auzinger wrote: |
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> > the ondemand governor steps the processor between the least step to the |
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> > most one. for example, i have a turion 64 with steps from 800mhz to 2ghz. |
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> > the ondemand governor would step from 800mhz directly to 2ghz when the cpu |
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> > is under load and then return to 800 mhz when the load drops down. |
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> I think you are wrong, because the ondemand governor does also switch between |
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> all available frequencies. For example my amd64X2 is capable of |
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> 1000,1800,2000,2200,2400MHz and the ondemand governor does switch very well |
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> between these frequencies if needed. |
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That is correct, it moves one "step" per polling cycle the rate of which |
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can be adjusted via the sysfs interface. |
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-J |
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