hum... don't have that one :(

#  sysctl -a | grep machdep
machdep.console_device = ttyE0
machdep.biosbasemem = 636
machdep.biosextmem = 522176
machdep.nkpde = 54
machdep.booted_kernel = netbsd
machdep.diskinfo: 80:78140160(1023/255/63),2 81:78140160(1023/255/63),2  wd0:80 wd1:81
machdep.fpu_present = 1
machdep.osfxsr = 1
machdep.sse = 1
machdep.sse2 = 1

and nothing about "freq", "target" or "est" either...

I have 2.0_RC4, if it would matter...

On Mon, Oct 25 2004 - 22:28, Dublet wrote:
> Joel CARNAT(joel@carnat.net) said 2004.10.25 21:07:43 +0000:
> > can find on google if it's possible, with NetBSD, to slow down CPU speed ?
> > it seems Linux and FreeBSD have such things (with /proc and hw.acpi.cpu.economy_speed).
> 
> You want machdep.est.frequency.target.
> 
> > TIA,
> > 	Jo
> 	--Wouter