indicator-cpufreq

Quit working in Mint 17 64 bit after update

Bug #1363147 reported by Chet Valdes
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Bug Description

doesn't show in taskbar, but does seem to run ok in terminal window.

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Chet Valdes (chetvaldes) wrote :

A great app, hope to see it working again soon!

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Felix Deichmann (jility09) wrote :

Confirm. Only works through terminal.

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Antony Savvidi (synthercat) wrote :

You can still run it with alt+f2 and type Indicator-cpufreq, I've also made a bug report about it with more details

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Greg (cebif) wrote :

It does not start for me either, after login to Cinnamon, Mint 17. I t starts when I type indicator-cpufreq in terminal.

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Roger Lawhorn (rll-m) wrote :

ok, If I upgrade to a kernel newer than 3.13 it will still run in Linux Mint 17 64bit but all of the various cpu speeds and the turbo option are gone. I can only see the various states like ondemand, conservative, and performance. What is new in later kernels that no longer allows cpufreq to select a cpu speed?

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