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Es Dimarts 03 Desembre 2002 18:07, en Juan Quintela va escriure:
> >>>>> "joan" == Joan Tur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> joan> Hallo!
> joan> Compiled, installed and boot fine, but no /proc/acpi/processor nor
> joan> /proc/acpi/thermal_zone appeared, so I've returned back to
> 2.4.19-19mdk...
With 2.4.20-2mdk they do appear.
> Pleaes, try
> modprobe ac
> modprebe battery
> modprobe button
> modprobe fan
> modprobe processor
> modprobe thermal
I use to compile the above into the kernel instead of as modules, and so they
were in my example.
> and if you feel still more brave, try cpufreq support:
>
> cpu from module to modprobe
> -------------------------------------
> via longhaul
> intel speedstep
> amd k6 powernow-k6 (please report me if it works
> for you, I don't have a k6
> anymore) athlon/duron powernow-k7
>
> Then you go to:
> cd /proc/sys/cpu/0/
>
> and play with the values of speed/speed-max/speed-min
I've compiled speedstep into the kernel, but no cpu directory under /proc/sys/
appears... is that right or should I compile it as a module? 8-?
> Later, Juan.
Thanks! ;)
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