Bug#328411: marked as done (CPU frequency scaling not installed by default for laptops)
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Package: Debian Sarge minimal install immediately upgraded to Etch
Version: 3.0a
By default, for laptops, Debian should install a package to allow CPU
frequency scaling. This was annoying on my laptop because after I
installed Debian, my CPU ran at 100% (2.2 GHz) and made the whole thing
very hot on my lap. Please consider installing this by default in
future versions so that Debian users' scrotums are not set on fire
while using the laptop.
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Kristian Hermansen <kristian.hermansen@gmail.com>
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Hi,
CPU frequency scaling is now supported by the cpufrequtils package,
which is included in the laptop task. It is, however, not enabled by
default yet, see #426138.
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Pelle
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