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Please cvsup and test.  All you need is a rebuilt kernel and the device 
or module for cpufreq and/or acpi_perf.  Then sysctl dev.cpu to see your 
options.  Man pages, updates for relative drivers, etc. should be coming 
shortly.

Thanks for any feedback,
-- 
Nate