Closed InvaderDolan closed 2 years ago
Hello,
Thanks a lot for using CoreFreq
I've also no clue about this message, and after Googling found this answer which use dkms
EDIT: Others are also talking about signed driver missing If your system claims this, disable SECURE BOOT in BIOS
But i7-10700
of Comet Lake may also not enough be implemented.
I just have received two of this architecture. See i5-10400 and i5-10600 in Wiki
Can you check the kernel log for any driver error or crash ? and post the callflow and registers trap if any ?
Are you still struggling with the issue ? Is Secured Boot the root cause ?
Feel free to come back to state about your issue.
Hi there! First of all, I really like CoreFreq, it's the only way to check RAM timings. I appreciate it. I have successfully installed the CoreFreq on 4 different machines with R9 5950X (3 x Gigabyte B550 Aorus Master + 1 x ASUS ROG X570-E), on 5.11 kernel. And they're working like a charm. But I have a problem on machine with i7-10700 (MSI MAG Tomahawk B450) on 5.13 kernel. Here is the output when I
make
:After this build, I do
sudo insmod corefreqk.ko
,sudo ./corefreqd
and then./corefreq-cli
, after that nothing happens, just insertion point blinks. I see the problem:Skipping BTF generation for /home/invader/CoreFreq/corefreqk.ko due to unavailability of vmlinux
but couldn't fix it after googling. I am pretty sure that the CoreFreq will work on 5.11 kernel because one of the machines on 5950X didn't work on 5.13 as well. But how can I fix it without changing kernel?Thank you for your attention.