667 or 1Ghz ?

[Suman Chakrabarti]

>Anonymous wrote:
>>... This is the question...
>>
>>;)
>>
>>I have install YDL 3.0 on my PB G4 1Ghz,... But I see only a 667... Its a
>>kernel bug ? Or I need to install something to use the full power of my
>>computer ?
>>
>>Regards,
>>
>>Anonymous
>
>I have asked this same question before and after replies, I was 
>still not able to fix it. My Tibook - 1GHz - shutdown down every 
>time I try to change the speed.
>
>If you search the list for 'cpufreq', you'll find various answers to 
>this as well as possible solutions - if they work. Also, look in
>
>/usr/src/linux-<kernel vers>/Documentation/cpufreq
>
>for info on how to set the speed.
>
>Gentoo also has a specific blurb on this subject: 
>http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/gentoo-ppc-faq.xml#doc_chap2
>
>Good Luck!
>
>- Jason

I confirm the same problem on my machine. I've looked at the Gentoo 
page. Is recompiling the kernel nontrivial? It sounds like it. I 
can't find above path on my YDL 3.0.

I guess I'll have to search for myself. I'm getting a little drained 
from spending so much time reconfiguring parameters to make a machine 
run properly. Does it ever get less time consuming?

		SC

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