Re: Frequency scaling, Dell Inspiron 6000

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On Sun, Jul 29, 2007 at 04:03:31PM +0200, Sune Mølgaard wrote:

> The CPU of the machine is labeled as centrino compliant, but is in fact 
> a Celeron-M, and hence does not support _Enhanced_ Speedstep. However, I 
> clearly remember having frequency scaling working with Ubuntu kernel 
> 2.6.15, but failing with Ubuntu 2.6.17 (possibly with some 2.6.18 code 
> backported).

It doesn't support Speedstep at all. You were probably using p4-clockmod 
in the past, which is a mechanism for temperature control rather than 
any sort of useful power saving.

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