I downloaded the latest (as of last night 11/11/13) 32-bit Trusty
desktop ISO and booted with the intel_pstate=disable option so that I
could test the ondemand governor, and it does not have the bug,
confirming Viresh Kumar's previous comment. The kernel version is
3.12.0-2. Thanks to all for res
OK, I submitted the problem report as requested. I CC'd
1136...@bugs.launchpad.net, and I received this error:
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Until I upgraded my system last February I didn't have a system that was fast
enough to trigger the bug. My previous system had a low enough CPU clock
frequency that it didn't cause overflow in the frequency calculation, so the
ondemand governor worked fine. When I upgraded the system, I already
I tested the 32-bit version of the v3.11-rc3 kernel, and the ondemand governor
still has the bug. This kernel uses the intel_pstate driver as the default and
the ondemand governor isn't available in this case, so I booted with the
intel_pstate=disable option to be able to test the ondemand governo
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