>> >> 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.
Well, the source is included in the powernow.tar.gz file, so you are free to experiment on your own :-) Casper
