Re: [2.6.14] Cpufreq_ondemand sysfs names change

[Alexander Clouter <alex@digriz.org.uk>]

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Stefan Seyfried <seife@suse.de> [20050929 10:54:01 +0200]:
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> >> My thinking too, its a relatively new feature and when I have looked around
> >> very few userland tools even tinker with ondemand so either we do it now or
> >> not at all...or rather we do it later and listen to everyone complain :)
> 
> so the early birds are doomed? ;-)
>
they don't call it *bleeding* edge for no reason ;)  I'll promise not to flip 
it back again, deal?

> I'll bite the bullet if this "flip the meaning" gets in, but i don't
> like it. I'll have to check for the kernel version in my userspace code,
> then which is generally a bad idea IMO.
>
I agree, its messy that this was not dealt with on day one before the code 
was even merged but the meaning is logically the other way round to what you 
would expect it to mean from reading the sysfs name.  Joe Public is going to 
get confused on this one, rightly so too.

Cheers

Alex

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