Dawid Wróbel wrote: > Hi, > I upgraded today to the newest kpowersave + powersave from > Debian repository (after some changes in packages) and I noticed > something strange. Seems that cpufreq control isn't run, as my CPU > constantly runs at 1,6GHz while the lowest state is 800MHz. Also, when > I click on kpowersave icon that nice information dialog appears, > confirming the above and introducing small UI bug [1]. And there is no > cpufreq policy submenu when I right click on kpowersave's icon. During > installation I was asked wheter to overwrite my /etc/powersave/cpufreq > settings with new version provided by a package and I've chosen Yes, but > it seems it stayed as it was(?). Could that be a case? I upgraded from > official Ubuntu Dapper packages. > > [1] http://cromo.klej.net/screen.png . The "running" text should be by > the "Powersave Daemon" text >
Just for clarification: You are running Ubuntu Dapper, the old versions were powersave-0.11.2 and kpowersave-0.5.2 from Ubuntu, and you upgraded to the Debian versions powersave-0.11.6 and kpowersave-0.5.4, right? What kernel are you running, is it the stock Ubuntu kernel? Please check, what cpufreq modules are loaded (lsmod | grep cpufreq) resp. what governors are available and the currently active one: "cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_governors" "cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor" Is your speedstep module loaded (probably speedstep_centrino)? Does it work if you set CPUFREQ_CONTROL="userspace" in /etc/powersave/cpufreq? Judging from the picture you provided, you are running kpowersave-0.5.5, did you compile it yourself? 0.5.5 is not yet uploaded to unstable. Cheers, Michael -- Why is it that all of the instruments seeking intelligent life in the universe are pointed away from Earth?
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