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It is strange indeed.
Anything in dmesg or syslog that hints at any error related to cpufreq/acpi?
As a last resort try uninstalling/reinstalling or upgrading your kernel...
If worst come to the worst I'm afraid you have to raise the issue with the
kernel people (http://kernel.org).
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I also forgot to mention, we have seen reports from people about cpufreq
problems where the bug was indeed in the (outdated) bios of their machine. I
would also check if there is any new bios available for your pc and try that
out.
Have you tried try uninstalling/reinstalling or upgrading your k
>I tried to replace speedstep_centrino module with acpi-cpufreq, but the
>problem remain the same.
How did you actually do this? I think you may have the same problem as
bug #97042.
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cpuinfo shows the cpufreq is working.
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I correctly switch to acpi_cpufreq module, but problems remain the same. I give
here a list of behaviour of each governor:
performance - put frequency to 1.73 GHz
powersave - put frequency to 800 MHz
ondemand - put frequency to 1.73 GHz
conservative - put frequency to 1.73 GHz
userspace - leave sa
This is output for uname -a:
Linux wizo-laptop 2.6.20-13-generic #2 SMP Sun Mar 25 00:21:25 UTC 2007
i686 GNU/Linux
For replace speedstep_centrino module I used rmod and modprobe, now I'm going
to try the method posted in bug #97042.
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** Changed in: linux-source-2.6.20 (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Ben Collins
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Ben:
read entire post before give rapid conclusion.
Cesare:
I will post kernel type as soon as possible.
P.S.: It's a sony laptop and there aren't any bios update :(
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Sorry, I've pressed the wrong button (for me ten sleep hours in two
days are too much little), please can you correct my mistake (remove
powernowd from bugged package)?
In dmesg and syslog I have found only these lines, but second me they
are not important (maybe):
[ 11.381398] ACPI: Looking f
Yes, I was using powernowd (launched from console).
Every governor I set, always use the maximum frequency available,
careless of the work load.
I tried to replace speedstep_centrino module with acpi-cpufreq, but the
problem remain the same.
I can't understand why the userspace governor used by
By looking at your cpuinfo attachment, it seems that the ondemand is
working (or were you using powernowd at the time?).
I noted in your list of modules that you are using the
speedstep_centrino module: this has been deprecated and its
functionalities have been moved into the acpi_cpufreq driver.
The scaling governor in use is ondemand, but it doesn't change the cpu
working frequency; maybe this is the real bug.
If I run powernowd, the governor switches to userspace and it changes
frequency.
If I kill powernowd, the governor remain userspace, but frequency go to
max and doesn't scale any
Please let us know if you still have a problem. If I don't hear from you
in a couple of days I will assume the problem is solved.
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Please have a look to bug #93409.
This also confused me, but looking at the script itself the purpose of the
powernowd script is not always to launch the powernowd daemon
For instance if the ondemand governor is being used the powernowd daemon will
not be started; you can check what governor
I've attached the output of
cat /proc/cpuinfo
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