Greg Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> >> It is obvious that speedstep-centrino is configured as a module, so what >> happened? This problem did not occur under the previous version of the >> kernel26 package. > >I confirm this error for me too, but since everything is working as expected, >I am going to assume the functionality of speedstep-centrino was preserved in >some other implementation.
I had this too with my toshiba Pentium M notebook (i915). The problem is that udev is loading wrong modules for the speedstepping. You need to blacklist them in /etc/rc.conf and load centrino modules from the MODULES. Check out dmesg output for other modules that should be blacklisted because udev tries to load (with no success) nforce and amd stuff too. In my case IIRC it was (I don't have the notebook near me now so I can give you the full list later if you want): acpi-cpufreq speedstep-ich (speedstep-lib was loaded as a dependency for this module) cpufreq-nforce2 powernow-k7 After blacklisting these modules and loading centrino modules "manually" as I did before upgrade everything worked fine. The only unexplained thing in my dmesg output is now the message about disabling irq 20 which is also displayed after udev during boot. I think it comes from the usbcore module but I'm not sure what it is. Everything seems to work fine though :-) -- Rafal Szczepaniak (Lanrat) _______________________________________________ arch mailing list [email protected] http://www.archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
