[gpm] how to disable cpu frequency scaling?
- From: "Brian Hinz" <bphinz hotmail com>
- To: gnome-power-manager-list gnome org
- Subject: [gpm] how to disable cpu frequency scaling?
- Date: Mon, 01 Jan 2007 16:34:11 -0500
Hi,
I was wondering if someone could tell me how to disable the cpu frequency
scaling component of the gnome power manager? I have a fanless, transmeta
efficeon based laptop, and the GPM scaling behavior (max'd out whenever on
AC) causes it run *way* too hot (caught it idling at 70C the other day!!!!).
Even under battery conditions, it runs about 8-10degC hotter than w/o GPM.
I'd like to have a "don't touch" policy on the cpu, (as gpm seems to
totally override any longrun/sysfs settings) but otherwise retain all the
other features of GPM.
Big kudos otherwise. I've just switched from gentoo/fluxbox to gnome under
ubuntu and was *stunned* by the fact that suspend to ram worked without
having to apply the suspend2 patches - actually it seems to work better in
fact!
Thanks,
-brian
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