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Date: Sun, 1 Dec 2002 18:48:47 +0100 (CET)
From: Michael De Nil <michael@aerythmic.be>
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Subject: /proc/cpuinfo refresh ?
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hey

does /proc/cpuinfo refreshed something when the system is booted ?
I have here a laptop which should reduce it's clockspeed when the adapter
is removed, but when I look in /proc/cpuinfo it seems it's still running
at full speed.

when I boot linux with adapter disconnected, and then I check, it's ok.
but when I connect the adapter, again nothing changes ... (it stays at the
reduced speed)


thanks
	michael

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