Dave Jones wrote:
On Sun, Jul 10, 2005 at 09:35:23PM -0400, Jim Cornette wrote:
> I recently tried several kernels which had smp support that were stock
> from Fedora. The kernels did not work for managing my power features.
> Therefore, I decided to see if downloading the source, making a config
> file that supported my hardware.
> My main question is if anyone has tried an smp kernel on a laptop for an
> AMD processor with any success? Also, does the centrino for Intel
> processors work when smp is enabled in the kernel?
> Thanks,
> Jim
The K7 powernow driver doesn't support SMP, as no SMP capable K7's had powernow.
The speedstep-centrino driver does support SMP, but I've never seen
any reports of whether it works ok or not.
Dave
Thanks Dave!
The custom kernel that I compiled had the same issue with not working
with powernow-k7. It was a good refresher for me to try to compile a
kernel. The acpi poweroff feature worked with the custom version without
any patches applied to the 2.6.12 source.
Jim
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