Hi!

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> > But I follow Eric and agree that if it costs that much, changing
> > above sounds sane.
> > Still, I could imagine some people might want to not raise freq on IO bound
> > process activity, therefore this should get another ondemand param, similar
> > to ignore_nice_load.
> >
> 
> I agree with Thomas here. Some of these assumptions on IO / FSB
> performance with cpu speed do not hold true on various ARM platforms.
> 
> Perhaps we could have a min_io_freq value? Which is the min speed for
> the cpu to run at for IO bound activity. In the original patch,
> min_io_freq = scaling_max_freq. For various arm devices I can happily
> set min_io_freq to the lowest cpu speed that satisfies bus speeds.

'satisfies bus speeds' == minimum cpu frequency where i/o works at all

 or

 == minimum cpu frequency where i/o works at full speed

?
								Pavel

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