Two scripts in cpufrequtils are needed to run debian pc/laptop correctly. They 
are /etc/init.d/cpufrequtils and /etc/init.d/loadcpufreq .




These two SysV scripts are used to load kernel modules of cpu frequency scaling 
governors correctly. For some other distributions, because they build scaling 
governors into kernel so they do not have such problem. However, Debian kernel 
build them as module so that we need a script to modprobe them.




These two scripts are broken after kernel 6.6 because changes of Debian kernel 
conifg. You can see this problem at #1060238 ( 
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1060238 ) . Kernel team does 
not think they need to change config from m to y, so that here we still need 
some scripts.




Now there are three options:

1. Keep the package cpufrequtils and fix the bug ( I have written a patch to 
fix it)


2. Move the scripts to another package and fix the bug

3. Write new scripts to modprobe the modules, hopefully we can get rid of sysV 
scripts.




Thanks

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