That's useful to know, seems like fwts did discover an issue then ;-)
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Title:
Medium Errors when running cpufreq test in fwts
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I'm going to mark this as invalid. Narinder discovered the actual issue
appears to be that HP had installed an incorrect processor on this
machine. After they swapped out the proc for the correct one, the issue
went away.
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Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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Yo
attaching the acpidump.log
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Title:
Medium Errors when running cpufreq test in fwts
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It would be interesting to see what the firmware is doing, so a dump of
the ACPI tables would be useful:
sudo fwts --dump
and attach just the acpidump.log to the bug report
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Importance: Undecided => Medium
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So, the ACPI _PSS object returns the number of supported CPU frequencies
and this test sets the CPU(s) to each frequency and checks the
performance of each frequency. The amount of compute possible "bogo
cycles" in a fixed amount of time should scale accordingly. In this
machine's case, it has t
another question:
we noticed that the frequency scaling test is ONLY run on CPU0, but this
is an 8 core system, why is it not run against all cores/sockets?
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