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Bob Sanders: |
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> Perhaps you should look at a dynamic scheduling daemon? something |
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> like powernowd - |
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> * sys-power/powernowd |
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> Latest version available: 0.90 |
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> Latest version installed: 0.90 |
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> Size of downloaded files: 26 kB |
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> Homepage: http://www.deater.net/john/powernowd.html |
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> http://n-dimensional.de/projects/cpufreq/ Description: Daemon to |
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> control the speed and voltage of CPUs License: GPL-2 |
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> I use it on both my 2P Opteron workstation and my Pentium M laptop. |
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I'll look at powernowd ASAP, but the conservative governor -- without |
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cpudyn -- looks working fine for now: the cpu frequence is 0.8 ghz |
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when I'm just writing a document or reading e-mail, and 1.8 ghz when |
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I emerge a package, and I can't see any "latency issues". |
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Sergio |
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