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After my second last upgrade I notice this boot message: FATAL: phc-k8, module not found.
In my rc.conf I load the "powernow-k8" module, it loads successfully and it looks like CPU scaling is working just fine. In /etc/modprobe.d there is a file "phc-k8.conf" which contains this:
# To use the direct_transitions functionality of the phc-k8 driver,
# uncomment the next line:
#options phc-k8 direct_transitions=1
# We want to use the phc-k8 driver instead of the unmodified powernow-k8 driver
install powernow-k8 /sbin/modprobe phc-k8 || { /sbin/modprobe --ignore-install powernow-k8; }
# The next two lines prevent the kernel from crashing:
remove powernow-k8 /sbin/modprobe -r cpufreq_stats && { /sbin/modprobe --ignore-remove -r powernow-k8 ; }
remove phc-k8 /sbin/modprobe -r cpufreq_stats && { /sbin/modprobe --ignore-remove -r phc-k8 ; }
Which seems strange as powernow-k8 works fine. Any ideas why I am getting the boot message about phc when I cannot find anywhere that requests loading that module?
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if with the update you have update the kernel, i think you must recompile phc-k8 module
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