>> From what I read, the BIOS parameter allowing to change CPU speed has
>> been disabled since BIOS revision 0501. So far, "modprobe p4-clockmod" in
>> eeeXubuntu did make /proc/cpuinfo say the cpu freq was around 100MHz when
>> the system idled. From what I understood, p4-clockmod is something like
>> speedstep ancestor.
>
>Try INTEL_ONDEMAND_CLOCKMOD as kernel option.
>
>Joerg
It's already there.
How would I verify the cpu speed from sysctl ?
Regards,
Jo
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