On (28/12/13 01:50), Rafael J. Wysocki put forth the
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On Saturday, December 28, 2013 12:09:01 AM David Woodfall wrote:
On (27/12/13 19:53), Dave Woodfall put forth the
proposition:
>On (27/12/13 20:44), Heinz Diehl put forth the
proposition:
>>On
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On Saturday, December 28, 2013 12:09:01 AM David Woodfall wrote:
> On (27/12/13 19:53), Dave Woodfall put forth the
> proposition:
> >On (27/12/13 20:44), Heinz Diehl put forth the
> >proposition:
> >>On 27.12.2013, David Woodfall wrote:
> >>
> >>>But any of the newer
On (27/12/13 19:53), Dave Woodfall put forth the
proposition:
On (27/12/13 20:44), Heinz Diehl put forth the
proposition:
On 27.12.2013, David Woodfall wrote:
But any of the newer kernel versions I've tested only give me
performance and powersave.
I don't use any Fedora kernel, so I
On (27/12/13 20:44), Heinz Diehl put forth the
proposition:
On 27.12.2013, David Woodfall wrote:
But any of the newer kernel versions I've tested only give me
performance and powersave.
I don't use any Fedora kernel, so I can't tell which governors are
enabled in those. You should check
On 27.12.2013, David Woodfall wrote:
> But any of the newer kernel versions I've tested only give me
> performance and powersave.
I don't use any Fedora kernel, so I can't tell which governors are
enabled in those. You should check the value of "CONFIG_CPU_FREQ_GOV"
in the respective .config
I recently upgraded from 3.9.0 to 3.10.17 and found that I don't have
the same cpufreq governors available. I also tested with 3.12.6 and
3.13.0_rc5 with the same results.
3.9.0 tells me:
cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/*/cpufreq/scaling_available_governors
conservative ondemand powersave userspace
I recently upgraded from 3.9.0 to 3.10.17 and found that I don't have
the same cpufreq governors available. I also tested with 3.12.6 and
3.13.0_rc5 with the same results.
3.9.0 tells me:
cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/*/cpufreq/scaling_available_governors
conservative ondemand powersave userspace
On 27.12.2013, David Woodfall wrote:
But any of the newer kernel versions I've tested only give me
performance and powersave.
I don't use any Fedora kernel, so I can't tell which governors are
enabled in those. You should check the value of CONFIG_CPU_FREQ_GOV
in the respective .config file
On (27/12/13 20:44), Heinz Diehl h...@fancy-poultry.org put forth the
proposition:
On 27.12.2013, David Woodfall wrote:
But any of the newer kernel versions I've tested only give me
performance and powersave.
I don't use any Fedora kernel, so I can't tell which governors are
enabled in
On (27/12/13 19:53), Dave Woodfall d...@dawoodfall.net put forth the
proposition:
On (27/12/13 20:44), Heinz Diehl h...@fancy-poultry.org put forth the
proposition:
On 27.12.2013, David Woodfall wrote:
But any of the newer kernel versions I've tested only give me
performance and powersave.
CC: +Viresh and linux-pm
On Saturday, December 28, 2013 12:09:01 AM David Woodfall wrote:
On (27/12/13 19:53), Dave Woodfall d...@dawoodfall.net put forth the
proposition:
On (27/12/13 20:44), Heinz Diehl h...@fancy-poultry.org put forth the
proposition:
On 27.12.2013, David Woodfall
On (28/12/13 01:50), Rafael J. Wysocki r...@rjwysocki.net put forth the
proposition:
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On Saturday, December 28, 2013 12:09:01 AM David Woodfall wrote:
On (27/12/13 19:53), Dave Woodfall d...@dawoodfall.net put forth the
proposition:
On (27/12/13 20:44), Heinz Diehl
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