And, change to poll-mode and try powertop again.

1. change to poll-mode in /etc/power.conf
>>>cpupm enable poll-mode

2. run pmconfig as root
# pmconfig

3. run powertop again.

Thanks,
-Aubrey

Milan Jurik wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> what is powertop saying?
> 
> Also, pm-discuss@ is better place for this.
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Milan
> 
> Andrej Podzimek píše v po 26. 07. 2010 v 06:38 +0200:
> > Hello,
> >
> > There seems to be no freuqency scaling on my machine. The frequencies
> shown by kstat remain at the highest possible value.
> >
> > The output from kstat (for the first one of the eight virtual CPUs):
> >
> >     module: cpu_info                        instance: 0
> >     name:   cpu_info0                       class:    misc
> >             brand                           Intel(r) Core(tm) i7 CPU
> Q 820  @ 1.73GHz
> >             cache_id                        0
> >             clock_MHz                       1733
> >             clog_id                         0
> >             core_id                         0
> >             cpu_type                        i386
> >             crtime                          41,803748237
> >             current_clock_Hz                1734000000
> >             current_cstate                  3
> >             family                          6
> >             fpu_type                        i387 compatible
> >             chip_id                         0
> >             implementation                  x86 (chipid 0x0 GenuineIntel
> 106E5 family 6 model 30 step 5 clock 1733 MHz)
> >             model                           30
> >             ncore_per_chip                  4
> >             ncpu_per_chip                   8
> >             pg_id                           5
> >             pkg_core_id                     0
> >             snaptime                        61391,9925084
> >             socket_type                     Unknown
> >             state                           on-line
> >             state_begin                     1280057052
> >             stepping                        5
> >             supported_frequencies_Hz
> 1199000000:1333000000:1466000000:1599000000:1733000000:1734000000
> >             supported_max_cstates           3
> >             vendor_id                       GenuineIntel
> >
> > This is in my /etc/power.conf:
> >
> >     autopm                  default
> >     autoS3                  default
> >     cpu-threshold           1s
> >     autoshutdown            30              9:00 9:00               
> > noshutdown
> >     cpupm  enable
> >
> > BTW, the frequency value seems to be the TurboBoost „virtual frequency“...
> This is quite surprising, especially when it's shown for all the eight 
> virtual CPUs
> at once all the time.
> >
> > Is this a known issue or have I just forgotten to configure something? This 
> > is a
> ThinkPad W510 and frequency scaling works just fine on this machine under
> Linux.
> >
> > Andrej
> >
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> 
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