Difference between revisions of "How to make use of Dynamic Frequency Scaling"
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If you have a Coppermine-piix-smi based Thinkpads like from the A2x, X2x and T2x series you might want to look at [[How to get SpeedStep working on Coppermine-piix4-smi based Thinkpads | this page]]. | If you have a Coppermine-piix-smi based Thinkpads like from the A2x, X2x and T2x series you might want to look at [[How to get SpeedStep working on Coppermine-piix4-smi based Thinkpads | this page]]. | ||
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If you have a p4-class celeron based Thinkpad like the R40e you might want to look at [[How to get SpeedStep working on P4-class-Celeron based Thinkpads | this page]] | If you have a p4-class celeron based Thinkpad like the R40e you might want to look at [[How to get SpeedStep working on P4-class-Celeron based Thinkpads | this page]] | ||
Revision as of 21:33, 25 December 2004
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general
Linux supports Dynamic Frequency Scaling for ThinkPads with mobile Pentium III, Pentium 4 and Pentium M processors.
configuring the kernel
2.4 kernels
Todo...
2.6 kernels
Todo..
If you have a Coppermine-piix-smi based Thinkpads like from the A2x, X2x and T2x series you might want to look at this page.
If you have a p4-class celeron based Thinkpad like the R40e you might want to look at this page
