Re: [Devel] Regarding ACPI library

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> Thanks, I have tried using the PowerTop application and modified to see it for dual core but i am not able to get the proper results (c
> state information for second core is not proper) also I have found through the PowerTop developers that the application is not suitable
> for full load power measurement. I am not quite sure what does the idle mode means though i think it means that no user level
> applications are running. I am not able to further use the PowerTop as it doesn't provide mechanism for changing the processor state by
> user and I guess there are only few utilities for doing frequency scaling like cpfreq-set utility, I need to develop customized
> utility. I would like to know how I can develop my own utility using ACPI if it is feasible? Also if any specific development
> environment is required to do so?

I don't understand what your goal is,
and thus I'm unable to help you reach it.

-Len
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