This is the first thread I check whenever a new version is released. Too lazy to compile my own modules :)
Thanks!
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This is the first thread I check whenever a new version is released. Too lazy to compile my own modules :)
Thanks!
I'm not getting any problems running phctool after hibernate
I would blame it on something else. This would be an all or nothing. Either everything freezes or it all works fine.
Just set 19 as the VID for everything. The script will never crash as the processor is limiting the value to 19 whenever you put 18, 17..., 0. See my post a few pages back
Please refer to http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5231160&postcount=91 to see how I got the 19 value for MY system. Find the correct value for your system in a similar way.
hddtemp shows equal if not lower values after the undervolt.
Ill gladly run the tests given the right tools. Right now, I can say there has been a marginal increase (10-20 mins). Though the 10-15 degs reduction in temperature makes the whole thing worth it
I used phctool. You can get it from here: http://phc.athousandnights.de/files
The tool has a Analysis tab as you can see in the screenshot.
To get this to work, you first need to
sudo modprobe...
The last in the default list 136:15 seems a bit weird if you ask me. As an alternate, look up on phctool. It's got a GUI if you are more comfortable that way
Okay an update on this.
Seems my CPU (Core 2 Duo, don't know the exact model no.) limits the VIDs to a lower bound of 19. So I just set 19 as the VID for all the frequencies. Works like a charm. The...
I can confirm it not working for me. The scripts goes through the values till -1 where it crashes. Even after echoing the values 13:3 10:1 8:1 6:1 to phc_controls, while working at 800MHZ, phctool...