Hello! I'm running 2.6.11.7 on an IBM Thinkpad T42. APM is working out very nicely in everything except clock modulation, which seems to require ACPI before speedstep-centrino will see it. p4-clockmod is able to wrangle the CPU, but it warns that I should really be using speedstep-centrino as p4-clockmod can't change the CPU voltage. My CPU is family 6 / model 13 / stepping 6 (CPU_DOTHAN_B0 in speedstep-centrino.c.) Is there a way to get speedstep-centrino working without having to use the wretched ACPI (which, among other things, prevents -- or at least makes it a large magnitude harder to -- sleep. If I do echo 3 > /proc/acpi/sleep or echo mem > /sys/power/state, it sleeps correctly, but will wake up with a blank screen or a completely white one. [Observant readers will notice this is exactly what I reported with my last laptop and I'm disappointed to notice that the problem is not restricted to that POS.]) Therefore, I really, really don't want to use ACPI. Any suggestions? Thanks. -- Joshua Kwan
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