Re: rd.d/power_profile: dev.cpu.0.cz_supported doesn't exist

Zoran Kolic wrote:

I have now, still:
hw.acpi.cpu.cx_lowest: C1
sysctl: hw.acpi.cpu.cx_lowest: Invalid argument

Would you remind me of your hardware data? What cpu,
what mobo? It works on my 64-bit system I'm writing this
mail.

Intel P4 3.00 GHz, MSI MS-7012. It's a Medion 8080XL computer.

I've downgraded to 6.2-RELEASE and the problem disappeared. When I upgraded, the problem was back.

I've looked at the list of files changed since RELEASE, but I don't see how any of the changes in sysctl.c should cause this. I know little about the source tree, but none of the other files changed ring a bell.

And noone else seem to be having this problem. It's a little frustrating.

Could I check-out STABLE at various dates, build world and kernel, install and boot, until I get the error? Is it possible? That way I would at least know the date of the guilty commit.
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