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## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Thermal
## Type: list(userspace,kernel,both,off)
## Default: "kernel_passive"
#
# this can only be used on ACPI systems
# see /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/*/* whether thermal management is
# supported on your machine (thermal module must be loaded)
# At least the temperature file must exist and return reasonable
# values. Also see powersave_manual in /usr/share/doc/packages/powersave
#
# userspace: not supported yet
# kernel: the values in /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/*/trip_points are
# overridden with the THERMAL_*_X values from the
# current active scheme see powersave_manual.html
# kernel_passive: like kernel, but only thermal zones with a valid
# passive trip point defined by BIOS are modified.
# off: the kernel's default trip_point values are still active
ENABLE_THERMAL_MANAGEMENT=""
## Path: System/Powermanagement/Powersave/Thermal
## Type: integer(0:100)
## Default: "2"
#
# Defines how often the kernel should poll the temperature
# (in seconds) and lower CPU frequency and throttling according to
# the passive cooling policy (zero - 0 means don't touch default kernel value).
#
# Set this to lower values if you reach the critical trip point and
# your machine gets shutdown because the difference between between
# critical and passive cooling trip point is very small.
#
# Set it to higher values if you experience performance problems
# because of thermal kernel reads. This is especially recommended
# if you work on a kernel that is compiled with ACPI_DEBUG=y.
#
THERMAL_POLLING_FREQUENCY=""