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Hi, |
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Some time back my cpu frequency scaling stopped working. I was having |
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issues with e17 as well so left it for a bit with the result that I |
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can't pinpoint the kind of changes that made it stop working. So here |
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goes |
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Dell Latitude D810 with 2GHz Centrino. Kernels 2.6.18-suspend2 and |
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2.6.19. All relevant kernel code compiled as a module. This snippet |
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from /etc/modules.autoload/kernel2.6 used to work: |
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speedstep_centrino |
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cpufreq_stats |
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freq_table |
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cpufreq_conservative |
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cpufreq_ondemand |
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#cpufreq_performance |
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cpufreq_powersave |
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cpufreq_userspace |
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#p4-clockmod |
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#speedstep_ich |
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#speedstep_lib |
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On boot, I get an error when loading speedstep-centrino that a device or |
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resource is busy. But I can then log in, rmmod all these modules and |
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manually modprobe them in the above order, and it works fine. |
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Perhaps I'm missing a module, or loading them in the wrong order but I |
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don't find any docs setting me straight on this, and I've checked again |
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and am sure I followed |
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http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/power-management-guide.xml correctly? |
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Help anyone? |
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alan |
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