** Changed in: powersave (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Wrong CPU frequencies reported, cannot run max freq
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/469636
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This is precisely my problem, too (Ubuntu 9.10 Intel Duo 2 T2500 kernel
2.9.31-17-generic.
dmsg says:
[0.00] Detected 1997.533 MHz processor.
but /proc/cpuinfo assigns 1.0GHz to both cores, and as a result
scaling_max_freq is limited to 1.0GHz, and cannot be manually reset.
At boot, cpu
I was finally able to fix this via BIOS. How & when my BIOS got changed
to lower the max frequency is a mystery. I had to go in to the BIOS
pages related to OCing info (I never touched these, b/c I did not want
to OC), but that's where my Frequency multiplier had been lowered (from
12 to 9).
Oth
other folks reporting the same at Ubuntu Forums:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1302206
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Wrong CPU frequencies reported, cannot run max freq
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/469636
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