Christian Hesse

My changes were about bold blue and have been merged in 2ca75625ee5c2ac0ef1571e6918d7c94f3aa011c (& 37d30a3a7d6c96da018c960d6b6bfe11cc718aa8).

No grey, no green. Just blue. Personally I am fine with current state.

Mesa introduced support for detecting this: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/commit/0cc93a460319294d085a5642b55050fadf39100e Can we reuse any of this?

This tries to read from `/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu%u/cpu_capacity` to get a calculated *capacity*. While this exists on a Respberry Pi I do not see the files on `x86_64`. Looks like the usefulness...

The more important part for now is how to get the required information from system...

Not sure... Still wondering if there is a generic solution that works for all architectures.

Oh, there is [intel-lpmd](https://github.com/intel/intel-lpmd), the *Intel Low Power Mode Daemon*. Perhaps we can steal some code and/or ideas there?

[explicitly install libkmod into initcpio](https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/packaging/packages/systemd/-/commit/6671472ddc84679520438b97eddea075bdf4dcc2)

This could even go with fractional blocks to increase precision... Not sure if it would be worth the trouble.

I've thought of getting rid of the 404s myself. Sadly it's not that easy. The database and package cache is just flat, there's no architecture, repository name or extra path....