Disabling CPU cores crashes the daemon.

[shadeyg56]

Disabling CPU cores crashes the daemon.

[shadeyg56]

Ok i've submitted a PR on the psutil repo that should fix this.
giampaolo/psutil#2376

I imagine it will take some time for this to merge and make it into a release so we just have to wait.

[AdnanHodzic]

Congrats on getting it merged!

[shadeyg56]

Although we don't know when a new release for psutil will happen, it should be possible to swap the PyPi release directly with the Github source (from the commit of the patch I made) in the meantime

Went ahead and did this. 5e17ee3

[shadeyg56]

Unfortunately, this looks like an upstream bug in psutil
giampaolo/psutil#2254

So this isn't something we can fix. The issue on the psutil repo has had little activity as well. If I have some time, I might delve into the psutil source code and see if I can open a PR over there

[astonish-g]

Thank you so much beeing nice enough to fix this issue! Now I changed my laptop, and have one with AMD Ryzen 8845HS. I will try this, but for now I am getting higher watt useage compared to my old one. I am still trying to find the issue, before I will try this fix. Thank you again!

[Svenum]

Hi,
I do not know if this is the right place, but I do not want to open an new issue only for this question.
Is there a way to set CPU-Core-Count via the config file? I want to set my core count to 4 if on battery and to 16 if on AC.

[shadeyg56]

Its not currently possible.

1. because it hasn't been implemented
2. this bug is still in upstream as the merged PR has not made its way into a release yet so disabling a cpu core will crash auto-cpufreq

[Nolicx]

Hey there, i've been using this tool for about the past week and i think it's great.
While searching for a way to disable cores i've found this issue and seen a few other issues and discussions regariding this feature.
I would love to implement it, as soon as the upstream issue has been fixed.
Is there anything i should do besides the implementation and the creation of a pull request?

[shadeyg56]

@Nolicx
I'm glad auto-cpufreq has been useful for you.

If you're interested in adding it, I think its a good idea and shouldn't be too difficult.
Although we don't know when a new release for psutil will happen, it should be possible to swap the PyPi release directly with the Github source (from the commit of the patch I made) in the meantime
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