v1.96.5

[cyring]

[AMD]

• Adding the "AMD Ryzen 5 5600X3D"
• Introducing the Zen4c Bergamo architecture
• Specs fixing of Embedded V-series and 3000 Series Processors
• Adding MENDOCINO, RAPHAEL Pro, PHOENIX Pro among others

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This discussion was created from the release v1.96.5.

[cyring]

• Live ISO also refreshed

[huajian628]

why not have dkms.deb?

[huajian628]

Compiling from source is difficult

[huajian628]

Can someone create a DKMS.deb package that can be installed on non-Ubuntu distributions?

[cyring]

Thanks to their respective contributors, CoreFreq has packages for:

• openSuse and pkgs.org
• Unraid
• Gentoo
• ArchLinux
• Guix

[huajian628]

why not have ubuntu or centos?

[cyring]

Because no one came to take this in charge.

[huajian628]

I really urgently need the Ubuntu and CentOS distribution installation packages corresponding to this tool.

[cyring]

@huajian628

that can be installed directly on different system versions.

The corefreqk.ko driver at the heart of CoreFreq has to be built against the kernel version of each different target.

Because all your systems differs, you may need as much CoreFreq binary package versions.
A source-deb package, which will still need the kernel headers, will face same constraints.

What about building CoreFreq for each target on development virtual machine ?

A minimal VM based on each target completed with the development prerequisites to run make

Then push (scp or rsync) the 3 binaries corefreqk.ko corefreqd corefreq-cli from the VM to its associated production system.