Something got screwed on my system with recent updates. :( At the moment cpufreqd does not start, probably because of its dependency on lm_sensors. lm_sensors exit because i2c-proc cannot be loaded (probably because i2c_proc exists). What I am reporting here is that the init.d script bundled with cpufreqd prints a false error message: "cpufreqd requires the kernel to be configured with CONFIG_CPU_FREQ ...". I have /preoc/config.gz provided through my kernel. It looks the init.d script did not really bother to look into the file at all.
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(In reply to comment #0) > What I am reporting here is that the init.d script bundled with cpufreqd prints > a false error message: > "cpufreqd requires the kernel to be configured with CONFIG_CPU_FREQ ...". I > have /preoc/config.gz provided through my kernel. It looks the init.d script > did not really bother to look into the file at all. Does your full error output look like this? * Caching service dependencies ... [ ok ] /lib64/rc/sh/runscript.sh: 252: [[: not found /lib64/rc/sh/runscript.sh: 252: [[: not found * cpufreqd requires the kernel to be configured with CONFIG_CPU_FREQ * Make sure that the appropiate kernel drivers for your CPU are * built-in or loaded. * ERROR: cpufreqd failed to start If so, you probably have /bin/sh linked to dash. The init script for cpufreqd relies on /bin/sh being a symlink to bash, because it contains a bashism: if [[ ! -f ${CONFIGFILE} ]]; then ... fi I've no idea why the script uses this syntax. It's not required and works fine with single bracket conditionals. Ciao, Sheldon.
please retry with 2.4.2-r1
