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From: Marco cusmai <cusmai@gmail.com>
Subject: speedstep-ich issue
Date: Fri, 29 Sep 2006 11:11:48 +0000
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Upgrading kernel form version 2.6.17.2 to 2.6.18 the cpufreq system makes 
  strange things.. looking at dmesg (with debugging enabled for cpufreq) it 
  seems that after a while the system recognizes only one step of frequency 
  (the slowest) .. The CPU is a P3 that can change the frequency from 730 MHz 
  to 1.1 GHz, using the speedstep-ich driver. Tell me if you need more 
  informations..