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I have used speedfreq but I did not notice any difference on the cpu |
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temperature. |
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I did not know that pbbuttonsd could control cpu frequency. I cannot |
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find anything in the man pages. |
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> My iBook G4 is runnig 2.6 and I am (almost) absolutely happy with |
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> it. Most important is that it is put to sleep (almost) properly. |
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> To reduce the heat just emerge speedfreq and pbbuttonsd and |
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> configure pbbuttons properly to use dynamic pcu frequency scaling |
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> also when on AC. So the iBook will run at 599Mhz when it is idle. |
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> I even noticed that my iBook obviously has a fan, that never |
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> started in OSX but starts rotating heavily e.g. when I start |
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> compiling. |
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> If you experience great difficulties configuring your system the |
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> way I described, just contact me, I can share my configs to you or |
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> to the list, but right now I got to do some studying. |
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> :wq |
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