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Hi Richard |
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You can also throttle the speed of your CPU with the command |
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$cpufreq-set -u 800000 |
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This will set the upper bound to 800MHz, meaning your CPU won't be going |
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any faster than those 800MHz. This is the way I am doing it. Not very |
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nice but it works for me. |
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Richard Watson wrote: |
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> Hi - I've been setting my laptop for power management by following the |
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> Power Management Guide and have successfully got cpufreqd running. |
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> However the CPU still gets hot on large compiles. I thought maybe |
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> changing the throttling state would cool things off but when I run the |
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> command from the power management guide |
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> echo -n "0:T1" > /proc/acpi/processor/C000/limit |
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> it returns the error |
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> -bash: echo: write error: Invalid argument |
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> I tried opening the file with nano -w and got the same message when |
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> saving the changes. Can anybody give me any help? |
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> Thanks, Richard |
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