According to this spec regarding the Celeron 500 series, covering at least the 540 (not sure about the M 530): http://download.intel.com/design/mobile/datashts/31766603.pdf
the architecture does support clock and power control, through the C-states. It seems not to be only a thermal solution, but what do I know!
Is C-states control the throttling/thermal technique you are talking about? And is C-state handling taken care of, in the current Hardy kernel?
Sorry for my (maybe) stupid questions!
According to this spec regarding the Celeron 500 series, covering at least the 540 (not sure about the M 530): download. intel.com/ design/ mobile/ datashts/ 31766603. pdf
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the architecture does support clock and power control, through the C-states. It seems not to be only a thermal solution, but what do I know!
Is C-states control the throttling/thermal technique you are talking about?
And is C-state handling taken care of, in the current Hardy kernel?
Sorry for my (maybe) stupid questions!