Don't try to divide by zero if CPU scaling frequency min and max are equal #46
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… dividing by zero
…eason; bad configuration should not be masked
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Yeah, the new UI is not finished, so there might be some issues. Thanks |
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I just built and installed powerkit for the first time. When I tried to open the config GUI, it crashed with a floating point exception. I tracked down the issue to line 430 in
powerkit_cpu.cpp, which calculates the current CPU frequency as a percentage within the configured scaling range. My min and max values are equal, so this leads to a division by zero. This PR handles this corner case (I interpreted it as 100% progress).