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,,Linux Torvalds has now integrated the one line patch to fix frequency reporting into the 2.6.34 Linux kernel main development branch.
Several tests with a release candidate of Fedora 13 and various kernels that are based on Linux kernel 2.6.33.2-57.fc13.x86_64, which comes with the distribution by default, demonstrate the effects of the problem as well as those of the kernel patches. To compile Linux 2.6.25 with a maximum of twelve processes ("make -j 12 bzImage") in standard configuration ("make defconfig") using the "kcbench" bench mark, a test system with Phenom II X6 1090T required approximately 75 seconds. Compilation was about 20 seconds faster after Cool'n'Quiet was disabled via the BIOS set-up or by stopping cpuspeed. However, a kernel self-compiled with the aforementioned patch that only modifies one line required 59 seconds with cpuspeed enabled – that's four seconds more. On the other hand, with a kernel that included all six changes in the patch series created for 2.6.34 and cpuspeed enabled, compilation only took about 52.5 seconds. (thl)"Azért írtam, hogy még, mert tervbe van véve a patch stabil kernelágakba integrálása.
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