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Just got a Dell e6440 for work; it came with Ubuntu 12.04 so I figured it'd be more Linux compatible.
I put Arch on it yesterday, and most things work but so far I have these two problems;
- The SD card reader doesn't detect. I put in a known good SD card but nothing pops up in pcmanfm and nothing happens in dmesg to indicate a new block device. I tried initiating a pci rescan by echoing 1 to /sys/bus/pci/rescan, but that still didn't find it. Is there a package or driver I need to install?
- I can't seem to get CPU frequency info because /sys/devices/cpu/cpu0 doesn't exist. The CPU is an intel i5 with 4 cores, and speedstep is enabled in the BIOS.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
EDIT:
I tried
modprobe acpi-cpufreq
and it gives no errors on the terminal or in dmesg, but
lsmod |grep cpu
returns nothing...
Last edited by lykwydchykyn (2013-12-15 04:06:50)
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Ok, one problem down; I managed to get cpu stuff working by disabling the intel_pstate driver as described on the cpu frequency scaling page in the wiki.
Just added "intel_pstate=disable" to my kernel command line and rebooted. Suddenly it all works : )
Now to figure out the sd card thing...
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