Re: powernow-k8: No compatible ACPI _PSS objects found. (Asrock N68-S)

["Manuel Argüelles" <manuel.arguelles@gmail.com>]

Thomas Renninger wrote:

> That sounds promising.
Really?

> Did you update your BIOS to the latest version?
> If not, do that first.
Yes I did, the last version is 2.00
http://www.asrock.com/MB/download.asp?Model=N68-S&o=BIOS

> Are you sure you went through all BIOS configs?
This are the values:
Overclock mode: Auto
(possible options: cpu,pcie sync / cpu,pcie async, optimized)

cpu/ldt spread spectrum: disabled
pcie spread spectrum: disabled
boot fail guard: enabled
(possible options: enabled/disabled)

cool 'n' quiet: enabled
(possible options: enabled/disabled/auto)

secure virtual machine: enabled
enhanced halt state: enabled
(possible options: enabled/disabled)

L3 cache allocation: bsp only
(possible options: bsp only/all cores)

multiplier/voltage change: auto
memory clock: auto
(possible options: auto/manual)

flexibility option: disabled
(possible options: enabled/disabled)

memory controller mode: unganged
(possible options: unganged/ganged)

The following are set to auto:
CAS latency, trcd, tpp, trtp, tras, trrd, trc, twr, twtr, ma timing, 
addr/cmd fine delay, cs/odt fine delay bank intervealing

Alson on ACPI menu I have:
acpi hpet table: enabled
osc control: enabled


> Eventually you upgraded the CPUs?
The pc came with this board and this cpu, however in can't find my model in 
the cpu compatibility list: 
http://www.asrock.com/mb/cpu.asp?Model=N68-S&s=AM2

It is HDZ955FBGMBOX

> 
> Best open a bug on https://bugzilla.kernel.org and assign it to the
> cpufreq component and CC me.
> Upload DSDT, SSDTs or best just acpidump which includes all.
Do you still think I should open the bug?

Regards