Thanks for the suggestions. I tried noacpi as a kernel option and
adding in "toshiba" to /etc/modules, and my machine starts off at full
speed. So it doesn't appear to be any of those. I've installed
cpufreqd but it complains that I don't have a cpufreq interface in the
kernel - should I recompile,
David Hugh-Jones wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have an old Toshiba laptop (c 1999) which uses apm rather than the
> modern acpi. Whenever I boot up on battery power, the cpu speed is
> incorrectly detected as 48.175 MHz. This makes the system clock run
> way too fast, which means my time gets wrong, and also
Hi
I have an old Toshiba laptop (c 1999) which uses apm rather than the
modern acpi. Whenever I boot up on battery power, the cpu speed is
incorrectly detected as 48.175 MHz. This makes the system clock run
way too fast, which means my time gets wrong, and also makes the
computer harder to use in
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