[ltp] CPU Speed T40p

[Konstantin Filtschew]

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hi,

ondemand is available since 2.6.10, that's why you don't have it!

Greetz

Konstantin


On Wed,
 6 Apr 2005 10:08:56 -0400 (EDT) morpheus <morpheus@post.harvard.edu>
wrote:

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> >> Interesting, my system has no "ondemand" governor, only userspace
and
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> >> performance.  It uses cpuspeed daemon to provide ondemand
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> >> functionality.  Is this a distro thing (FC3)?
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> >It's a kernel thing. The "ondemand" governor was introduced in 2.6.9.
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> From what you say if the response time is faster, I'd like to use it.=20
However, my 2.6.9-1.667 kernel doesn't have the ondemand governor in the
file "scaling_available_governors".  Fedora packages their own kernel,
maybe it doesn't have it?
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