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From: Muskat Nuss <muskatnuss@gmx.at>
Subject: Amd Turion TL-52 X2 on Amilo PA 1510> No way to change Frequency!
Date: Fri, 25 May 2007 22:22:23 +0200
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So now i rebuild my kernel with cpufrequency dubugging module!
i added the cpufreq.debug=2 kernel command line parameter.
Rebooted my system .... but for now it wont boot anymore.
At booting screen my notebook got freezed @ 1 percent loading.
what now? or anything could my new kernel be wrong?
if so is there anyway to add the cmd line cpufreq.debug=2 without 
rebuilding the kernel?