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Hi all,
I'm new to arch, coming from ubuntu (which is a noob distro compared to this ).
I have several questions:
I'm running arch (with fluxbox) on a laptop and I wanted to place a wmpower thingy in my slit.
Install was succesfull but when I ran the program, I got a message:
Cpu frequency scaling is not available
No power management subsystem detected
wmpower: No power management support...
I searched forums, installed acpi (pacman -s acpi ), put acpid in my daemon list but when I ran wmpower again cpu frequency is available but I still get this error.
No power management subsystem detected
wmpower: No power management support...
What else should I install?
Other question:
How can I install a graphical login manager, and when I'm logged in, fluxbox must start ( startx has to be executed automatically).
Last question: Which file manager should I use, I find rox a bit simple imo, and konqueror is to much for me
Thx in advance
Greetz Daan
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As for your graphical login, install a graphical login manager, like KDM, GDM or SLiM.
Wiki entry for SLiM: http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/SLIM
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You want the program called 'powersave'
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Hi Daan,
Please see the wiki page regarding SpeedStep: http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/SpeedStep
There are links for AMD based systems on this page as well, but only the necessary modules differ from this explanation.
Briefly: Load the correct modules (add them to the modules array in /etc/rc.conf) for your CPU and install (and add it to the daemon section in /etc/rc.conf) cpufreq/another daemon to administer frequency scaling.
nice regards
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