Es Dimarts, 28 de Juny de 2005 23:05, en H Buurman va escriure: | Tuesday, June 28, 2005, 10:22:25 PM, Joan wrote: | | JT> It is not an kernel version issue. Speedstep-centrino module only | supports JT> Banias PentiumM cpus, but you've still got 2 possibilities: | | That goes for 2.6.8, but support has been added for Dothan as well. ... sure? I cannot see any line specifying mhz & volts related to a dothan processor in vanilla 2.6.11 nor 2.6.12 sources, and speedstep-centrino module showed the same error you get when trying to load in my 1,6Ghz Dothan... 8-? Try that patch and make me know (mine shows 400 mhz -explained at bottom of the JB7000 page-) ;) | JT> 1. you can load acpi-cpufreq (or similar name) module, and you'll get | the JT> minimum and maximum mhz available (e.g. 600 & 1.500 mhz). | | That seems to load, but after enabling cpudynd, I can't seem to | determine wether or not it's actually doing something. | /proc/cpuinfo still says 1500'ish MHz | /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_cur_freq says 600MHz | I'd prefer to get the speedstep-centrino working (as it should) :) Believe /sys. Anyway you'll have to notice it gets colder than before... | JT> 2. have a look at the "Centrino's speedstep" section of my web page | about JT> linux on my Benq JB7000: | JT> http://perso.wanadoo.es/jtur/BenqJB7000/BenqJB7000_linux.html | | The 'unofficial patch' mentioned there looks remarkably familiar | compared to the 2.6.11 speedstep-centrino source :) | (And no, that didn't work either) | The 2.6.12.1 source supports Banias, Dothan and MP4HT. So why won't it | work now? Same answer as before: replace the speedstep-centrino file (or patch it), compile and make us know ;);) Bye! -- Joan Tur (aka Quini), Eivissa-Spain Jabber: quini2k@jabber.org Yahoo & AIM: quini2k www.ClubIbosim.org Linux: usuari registrat 190.783
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