Re: cpuspeed - script to change cpu's speed

[Joel Alexandre]

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if it isn't asking too much, please try it and give me some feedback.

Thanks

Joel Alexandre
   

Hello Joel ;-) Nice to hear from you.

the same for you ;)

Quick feedback:

Your page instructions are not sincronized with the script:
page:    $cpuspeed { low | high | status | help}
script:  usage: /usr/local/bin/cpuspeed {low|high|state}
i've noticed, but help or no argument is the same. (but that is an 
error, i know)

State: Whats the "," for?
laptop:~# cpuspeed state
Current speed: 1200MHz,
                    ^^^
i have to learn a little more awk :) i  forgot to post that in the known 
bugs...

Have you knowledge of the other (more recent, as far as I know)
software/module for asus? It has the asus module, but you don't need to
patch the kernel with it, you can add it separately as module, and it
comes distributed with some script and a daemon that reads the power keys
of our L3C. Besides it was done for the L2 series, so it can be used with
those too.. Don't have the link at the moment, I'll send it to you later.
(So you can add it's reference in your page)
acpid already catches the power button... but, yes, send it to me, thanks

Btw, the solution for your "bug" is to add  script to /etc/init.d , run it
at "S" level (startup) wich checks the state and sets the led...
 

i didn't have time to do that yet....

Hope this helps!
If you need to discuss some things about this, in theory or about
scripting problems/help, feel free to mail me. We can meet at IST, I'm at
Inesc twice a week.
 

thanks.....  i'll talk to you if i run into trouble (or not). :)

Joao Clemente



 



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