Yesterday I succeeded to fix the power management on my Dell Latitude D600 including display of CPU frequency. In this untertaking, the following page was very helpful:
It was basically a question of which packages to install. Now I use kpowersave, powersaved, and acpi-support. This combination fixes all problems, in particular it reduces power consumption by adapting the CPU frequency to the current demand, see also:
Yesterday I succeeded to fix the power management on my Dell Latitude D600 including display of CPU frequency. In this untertaking, the following page was very helpful:
Enhanced Intel SpeedStep® Technology and Demand-Based Switching on Linux softwarecommuni ty.intel. com/articles/ eng/1611. htm
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It was basically a question of which packages to install. Now I use kpowersave, powersaved, and acpi-support. This combination fixes all problems, in particular it reduces power consumption by adapting the CPU frequency to the current demand, see also:
http:// ubuntuforums. org/showthread. php
I also tried kde-guidance- powermanager: Its CPU frequency display works fine now as well.