The recent CPUs can change the operating frequency. The feature makes CPUs for servers workable. So I want to see relation of process status (CPU usage) and CPU current frequency using powerd(8) on the fly. Fix: I confirmed following environment: 1. Intel Tualatin Core (PentiumIII-S): no display It has no dev.cpu.?.freq. 2. Intel Dothan Core (Pentium-M): works It has one dev.cpu.?.freq. 3. Intel Nocona Core (Xeon): works It has one dev.cpu.?.freq. I don't run patched top(1), I know that following environment will works: 4. Intel Yonah Core(Core Duo): will works It has one dev.cpu.?.freq. I make two patches for 7-current and 6-stable. Please apply following patches. These patches are following state: No objection: hackers How-To-Repeat: We can get CPU frequency by only sysctl on CUI. $ sysctl dev.cpu.0.freq If you can use GNOME, we can get CPU frequency by cpufreq-selector on GUI.
Responsible Changed From-To: freebsd-bugs->fimp He was interesting.
Responsible Changed From-To: fimp->imp He was intersting.
Responsible Changed From-To: imp->edwin I will see if this can be added for the import of 3.8b1
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