Re: Saving the "Frequency Scaling Monitor" applet settings between boots

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On Tue, 2007-02-27 at 21:52 -0500, Michael Wiktowy wrote:
> Hello list,
> 
> This is a repost since I received no replies from my inquiry last
> time. Maybe no one knows or it is impossible. I have dug through gconf
> and found a key named applications->panel->applets->applet_0->prefs
> that looks like the controls for the appropriate applet but the
> setting I want doesn't seem to be there. I am just looking for a
> little guidance.
> 
> Original post:
> I recently updated my old laptop (850 MHz Dell) to FC6 from FC5. It
> seems that FC6 is a bit more demanding of it such that while before it
> could scale back to 700 MHz and things would work fine, now I need to
> pin it at 850 MHz. The CPU Frequency Applet will allow you to do that
> by setting the Governor to "Performance" or just setting the Frequency
> to 850 MHz but this setting isn't kept between reboots. Is there a way
> to save this setting so I don't have to keep resetting it each time?
> Is there a better way to do this?

yum remove cpuspeed

(or just disable it)

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