I'd be willing to take any 2.6.20 config that works on the original
MacBook. I've been using 2.6.17.6 for a long time, but finally decided
I wanted to get the speakers working. Two different 2.6.20.6 configs
based on my working 2.6.17.6 have not worked. The first kernel panicked
when it couldn't
Well, there's an example kernel config at the gentoo wiki (I'm not on my
macbook right now, or I'd have attached it here already).
The only problem with it was the kernel panic thingy, but at least with
the one on the wiki was related to not having the ATA driver selected,
just a matter of doing a
To dovetail on this post:
While in general my MBP C2D "works" the kernel does panic about every
5th reboot or so with "root device not found." But the other 4/5
of the time things work fine. I see this under 2.6.19 and 2.6.20. Do
other people see this?
-- Erik
On Sun, Apr 08, 2007 at 07:46:57AM
Hi Erik,
Erik Osheim wrote:
> To dovetail on this post:
>
> While in general my MBP C2D "works" the kernel does panic about every
> 5th reboot or so with "root device not found." But the other 4/5
> of the time things work fine. I see this under 2.6.19 and 2.6.20. Do
> other people see this?
My
* Nicolas Boichat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I spent my day reverse-engineering AppleSMC.kext driver on Mac OS X
> (10.4.8), and here are my conclusions:
Thank you for your work! These are great news. Do you think it leads to
a more complete applesmc kernel module?
> - Only a few keys are written o
* Sheer El-Showk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Thanks for coming up with all this info.
I also want to thank Sven for his work. I think we should seek for help
from the acpi project (sourceforge). They are the experts, aren't they?
Kai
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Hello,
today I enabled the Multicore power saving feature in /sys. My first
impression is, the temperature is a little bit lower. The fans have not
started since I enabled it. I have the powersave scheduler enabled.
$ echo 1 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/sched_mc_power_savings
$ cat /sys/devices/pla
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Kai Weber wrote:
> Hello,
>
> today I enabled the Multicore power saving feature in /sys. My first
> impression is, the temperature is a little bit lower. The fans have not
> started since I enabled it. I have the powersave scheduler enabled.
>
> $ e
