Does anyone know the history of these files? They were introduced in
the initial commit to kernel-ark back in July of 2019.
I've been staring at them for a while and I cannot figure out exactly
why they exist. Coincidentally, I received a RHEL bug report this week
about the service today where a customer upgraded to 8.7 (from 8.6).
Due to new features in the intel_pstate driver, the cpupower.service now
fails to start.
I don't see the service providing any actual benefit. We've been using
tuned to control much of it and I think the service and config files for
cpupower can be removed.
Thoughts?
P.
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