covers cpufreq(4), est(4), and hwpstate_intel(4).
Add a link to hwpstate_intel(4) to the relnotes, as with the change, powerd(8) no longer functions on newer CPUs.
PR: 255324
Submitted By: Kyle Kneisl <kyle@kneisl.org>
Differential D30004
Add sections to the handbook on cpu frequency control allanjude on Apr 27 2021, 2:25 AM. Authored by Tags None Referenced Files
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covers cpufreq(4), est(4), and hwpstate_intel(4). Add a link to hwpstate_intel(4) to the relnotes, as with the change, powerd(8) no longer functions on newer CPUs. PR: 255324
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Event TimelineComment Actions The text looks good to me as a first version. I think the change to the relnotes is unrelated?
Comment Actions Ed reports that hwpstate might not work on many Lenovo laptops, so we might need to add more detail and prominence to how to disable hwpstate and fall back to est(4) Comment Actions I'm not completely familiar with the issue, but PR253288 has details Comment Actions [source,shell] would indicate that a particular section using monospaced blocked text is a shell script. I would also advise against including user@host and path et cetera, as the % prompt is used to indicate unprivileged commands and the # prompt to indicate privileged commands. The rest of the documentation also follows this style. Other than that, I have no issues with this, and am happy to see it. :) Comment Actions How much of this is applicable to (or has an equivalent for) AMD CPUs? If applicable to both amd64 branches, I'd mention it here and now. If there's separate support for a similar AMD-only feature, other review for documenting that? (I know this request for changes is very late, but I'm only seeing this now.)
Comment Actions @allanjude I'm gonna take this review and add it to the new config chapter. Comment Actions Yes, this is the information I was missing from the rework. This review is good, just needs a bit of tweaking. |