Hi,
what is the reason for creating powerd instead of using sysutils/estd fr
om pkgsrc, which already does ACPI P-states based frequency scaling?
Cheers Johannes
Am 03/07/2010 01:13 μμ, schrieb Johannes Hofmann:
Hi,
what is the reason for creating powerd instead of using sysutils/estd fr
om pkgsrc, which already does ACPI P-states based frequency scaling?
I think the main reason is Matt couldn't find estd so he just hacked up
powerd instead. No idea
:Am 03/07/2010 01:13 μμ, schrieb Johannes Hofmann:
: Hi,
: what is the reason for creating powerd instead of using sysutils/estd fr
: om pkgsrc, which already does ACPI P-states based frequency scaling?
:
:I think the main reason is Matt couldn't find estd so he just hacked up
:powerd instead.
Matthew Dillon dil...@apollo.backplane.com wrote:
:Am 03/07/2010 01:13 μμ, schrieb Johannes Hofmann:
: Hi,
: what is the reason for creating powerd instead of using sysutils/est
d fr
: om pkgsrc, which already does ACPI P-states based frequency scaling?
:
:I think the main reason is Matt
HEAD now has a /usr/sbin/powerd daemon for systems which support
ACPI based cpu frequency adjustment. Your system supports this
if it has the hw.acpi.cpu.px_dom* sysctls:
sysctl hw.acpi | fgrep dom
This is a first attempt from scratch daemon. It takes no arguments
and
