Comment by Mauro Santos (R00KIE) - Monday, 12 April 2010, 11:33 GMT-5
I have found a workaround until this gets sorted in the kernel.
I have an AMD cpu in my notebook and I have found that if I use phc-k8 [1] instead of powernow-k8 then
wireless works fine and I still have cpu frequency scaling. If anyone has an INTEL cpu and is also affected,
phc-intel [2] might be worth a try (if the problem is connected with modprobing the cpu driver).
Can we get a kernel with powernow-k8 available a module?
I upgraded to 2.6.35, and while the problem occurs less frequently, it still occurs.
This archlinux post suggests powernow-k8 is responsible as well
https:/ /bugs.archlinux .org/task/ 18982
Comment by Mauro Santos (R00KIE) - Monday, 12 April 2010, 11:33 GMT-5
I have found a workaround until this gets sorted in the kernel.
I have an AMD cpu in my notebook and I have found that if I use phc-k8 [1] instead of powernow-k8 then
wireless works fine and I still have cpu frequency scaling. If anyone has an INTEL cpu and is also affected,
phc-intel [2] might be worth a try (if the problem is connected with modprobing the cpu driver).
Can we get a kernel with powernow-k8 available a module?
I upgraded to 2.6.35, and while the problem occurs less frequently, it still occurs.
Kernel with phc-k8 for ubuntu 10.10:
http:// david.gnedt. eu/blog/ 2010/10/ 10/linux- phc-for- ubuntu- 10-10-maverick- meerkat/