Closed LethalManBoob closed 1 year ago
Turns out I need to have the release candidate kernel for it to work. It fails to build kernel modules on anything else.
- What are the Processor manufacturer, brand, model ?
amd ryzen 5700x
- What are the Linux distribution and kernel version ?
arch linux - linux-cachyos-bore 6.1.1-1
- Is there a CPU crash recorded into the kernel log ?
No. The log it points me to doesnt even exist
- Where is CoreFreq installed from ? Package link ?
via paru in the aur - via cachyos repo
- Did any previous version of CoreFreq use to work on that system ?
it has worked for about 2 months on the rc kernel. has yet to work on release kernel.
May I ask you to go to the latest developments.
corefreqk.ko corefreqd corefreq-cli
develop
branch
git clone -b develop https://github.com/cyring/CoreFreq
insmod ./corefreqk.ko
## Check for any error within log
dmesg
./corefreqd -d
corefreq-cli -s
corefreq-cli -j > /tmp/corefreq.json
For your information, just update to latest CachyOS, host being ArchLinux
So for no reason that I know of. It works on the linux-rt kernel as well as linux-rc. Ive stopped using the other kernels that caused the bug when cachyos bmq gets updated ill install that to test as i wish to use that scheduler at some point.
So for no reason that I know of. It works on the linux-rt kernel as well as linux-rc. Ive stopped using the other kernels that caused the bug when cachyos bmq gets updated ill install that to test as i wish to use that scheduler at some point.
Thanks, feel free to mark issue as solved and close it.
Regards
Ive yet to test the kernel it failed on in the first place but ill reopen it when i go to test the bmq kernel and should i run in to issues again. im getting the prebuilt repo on my end updated to match the latest git so i can test.
EDIT: Tested other kernels that failed. As of latest build it has been fixed.