Hi,
On 19/04/07, Dave Jones <davej@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Wed, Apr 18, 2007 at 02:12:37PM +0300, Filip Tsachev wrote:
> >From developer web site @http://www.hasw.net/linux/ :
>
> "cpufreq-nforce2: Kernel 2.6 cpufreq-module for nForce2 based mainboards
> Current version: Included in Kernel 2.6. "
>
> It's stated that the module is included but what is the problem with
> FC7t3 and other recent releases?
>
> Before I could easily just make and make install cpufreq-nforce2
> module, now it does build but it can't be inserted with modprobe.
>
> Anyone having cpufreq working with nforce2 on recent fedora kernel's?
>
> Do I have to rebuild my kernel with this module enabled for this to
> work instead of trying to add the module?
>
> It's a pity it's not included in fedora kernels. It works great and
> saves the trees ;)
It may work fine for you, but sadly this isn't the case across the board.
The problem is that we don't have register level documentation for
nvidia chipsets (same story as their graphic cards), so we've no real
idea what we're doing, and the driver as it stands today is entirely
reverse engineered.
Given there have been upstream reports of instability with it loaded,
I chose not to enable it in the Fedora kernel to avoid seeing
undebuggable scenarios.
Dave
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Thanks for your reply Dave,
Unfortunatelly I spend days and days trying to recompile the kernel in
the past and having various errors (Also followed & participated in
the fedora forum kernel rebuild thread)... And the sad thing for me is
that if I get to rebuild it, you release a new one ;)
Anyway can you tell me if building the module should work or
rebuilding fedora kernel with new config would be better?
Thanks in advance!
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Filip
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