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From: GothicKnight <gothicknight@gmail.com>
Subject: A userspace program to control CPUFreq
Date: Sat, 14 May 2005 00:29:53 +0000
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  I was reading the documents within the kernel documentary and i've
found that the userspace program was not yet implemented.
  I have one in sourceforge with some extra features. The name is
"LACH" the web page is not yet done but try to search for it and try.
It still doesn't have other ACPI hardware support because i don't have
it on my laptop.
  It has no documentation but the help (-h) is very simple.
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