corefreq-cli does not work

[LethalManBoob]

[LethalManBoob]

Turns out I need to have the release candidate kernel for it to work. It fails to build kernel modules on anything else.

[cyring]

• What are the Processor manufacturer, brand, model ?
• What are the Linux distribution and kernel version ?
• Is there a CPU crash recorded into the kernel log ?
• Where is CoreFreq installed from ? Package link ?
• Did any previous version of CoreFreq use to work on that system ?

[LethalManBoob]

• 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.

[cyring]

May I ask you to go to the latest developments.

1. Uninstall CoreFreq and related package
2. Make sure no binaries remain in your system : corefreqk.ko corefreqd corefreq-cli
3. Pull the develop branch

   git clone -b develop https://github.com/cyring/CoreFreq

4. Change to the CoreFreq directory and build project
5. Run from that directory
   • Driver

     insmod ./corefreqk.ko
     ## Check for any error within log
     dmesg 

   • Daemon If driver started successfully then launch Daemon in Trace mode

     ./corefreqd -d

   • Client If things are OK, dump CLI output and export to JSON

     corefreq-cli -s
     corefreq-cli -j > /tmp/corefreq.json

[cyring]

For your information, just update to latest CachyOS, host being ArchLinux

[cyring]

Based on the latest develop branch, what is your status of the issue ?

[LethalManBoob]

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.

[cyring]

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

[LethalManBoob]

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.