@crian: It turns out auto-cpufreq
will backup /usr/bin/cpufreqctl
if it finds it on first run as /usr/bin/cpufreqctl.auto-cpufreq.bak
. Either way int places it's own binary as an untracked file. See here. To deal with that, add the following to the install file:
# Remove auto-cpufreq's cpufreqctl binary
rm /usr/bin/cpufreqctl
# Restore original cpufreqctl binary if backup was made
if [ -f "/usr/bin/cpufreqctl.auto-cpufreq.bak" ]; then
mv /usr/bin/cpufreqctl.auto-cpufreq.bak /usr/bin/cpufreqctl
fi
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OlexandrCh commented on 2020-08-13 20:44
Currently, we don't need to run
--install
on AURAfter installing from AUR, we need to start the systemd service.
systemctl enable auto-cpufreq
systemctl start auto-cpufreq
and check if it
enabled
andrunning
withsystemctl status auto-cpufreq