> > On Aug 5, 2006, at 1:28 AM, Bob Palowoda wrote: > > >> > > > >>> It's just stuck at the lowest speed with > Solaris. > >> I did also try with builds 42 and 37 > >> ame problem. Any idea what the error is in the > >> truss output? > >>> > >> > >> The powernow code does not support dual core CPU > >> throttling. Or > >> multiple socket CPU throttling. > >> > >> I'm not even sure how to safely do this at this > time. > > > > > > Ugh, ok that explains it. I just wished it > defaulted to the > > highest speed. > > Does it make a difference if you boot it on battery > or > the power adapter ??? >
Hmm no I checked it defaults to 1000mhz battery or AC. I thought I could at least set the manual mode up to 1.35v but it gives an illegal SETSTATE, displays that it changed the state to "new" but never really sets it. Also the inital frequency in Windows is 1000mhz also. Funny you can turn off powernow in Windows and it goes to 2.4Ghz but you can't turn it off with the powernowadm. Might be good for a future enhancement. ---Bob This message posted from opensolaris.org
