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[Pacho Ramos]

El mar, 09-12-2014 a las 06:28 -0500, Rich Freeman escribió:
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> Hmm, looks like thermald might solve the problem now.  Not sure if it
> was around yet the last time I looked for a substitute.  I really just
> need something that will adjust the governor settings when the CPU
> gets hot (room and processor cooling isn't ideal).
>
> --
> Rich
>

No idea about what app could do that as, in my case, kernel
automatically turns down the CPU speed when it gets hot and, after some
time, progressively starts to increase it again if it keeps cool enough
(I remember to "suffer" that a year ago many times with a laptop that
was a bit dirty)... not sure why that is not working for you :(