[tlinux-users:07880] Re: Toshiba Satellite A105-S2716 running Kubuntu 6.06
"Mikkel L. Ellertson" <[email protected]>
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Manuel Aguilar wrote: > So guys, now that you brought this topic: > I have a phoenix BIOS (satellite p100 core duo). > Is there ACPI support for it? I tried running cpufreq but it didnt work. > It depends on exactly what you mean by ACPI support. I have an A105 core duo and /proc/acpi is there with all the usual subdirectories and entries. If I run acpi -V I can see the CPU temps, battery state, etc. I can also monitor/control CPU speed. But one thing that can trip you up is that you can only control the speed of CPU0. Because of the way the processors are built, they have to run at the same speed, so controlling cpu 0 really controls both processors. There are also different modes for controlling the CPU speed. I usually leave it in the auto mode, when speed is based on load, but you can also manually control the speed, or set the max speed. The processor cooling mode is the same way. Ether both processors slow down the same to limit heat, or first the fan runs, and then the processors slow down if needed. Mikkel -- Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for thou art crunchy and taste good with Ketchup!