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eddie · 25-10-2006, 01:47 AM

FC5 should already be having cpufreq driver compiled as module so you don't need to install it separately from the package you downloaded. Just install cpufreqd from yum or any package manager that you might be using. Then depending on the desktop environment you are using, install relevant package (kcpufreq for KDE) and control the frequency at which you want to run your processor. The more the performance...more heat...less performance...less heat...

25-10-2006, 01:47 AM	#4 (permalink)
eddie El mooooo Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: India Posts: 1,414	Re: Cool 'n' Quiet driver install problem FC5 should already be having cpufreq driver compiled as module so you don't need to install it separately from the package you downloaded. Just install cpufreqd from yum or any package manager that you might be using. Then depending on the desktop environment you are using, install relevant package (kcpufreq for KDE) and control the frequency at which you want to run your processor. The more the performance...more heat...less performance...less heat...