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I thought I'd point this out since your uProf example used Ubuntu 18.10. The ACPI custom_method module doesn't appear to be present in this distro at all.

System not running on stock kernel (kernel come by default with their iso) have these problem.

for example: i have upgraded to 4.20 kernel but my stock kernel was 4.15

The command
apt source linux-modules-$(uname -r)
Downloads source of stock kernel not installed kernel.

if you proceed with wrong kernel version there will be an error while performing 'sudo modprobe custom_method'

But it can be solved by downloading the source of your currently installed kernel from kernel.org and performing the steps.

I used the helper script to set parameters to 45 PPT-fast 40 PPT-slow and 40 STAPM. And while looking at uProf, SOC wattage never goes above 30 watts. Is this a glitch of is it just a lock on my laptop
OS: Manjaro Deepin @ kernel 4.19
Machine: Lenovo ideapad 330(15arr 2018) Ryzen 2700u

I am trying to run this on an Inspiron 7375 but unfortunately, I can't compile the custom ACPI method due to the following errors:

Compiling custom ACPI method

Intel ACPI Component Architecture
ASL+ Optimizing Compiler/Disassembler version 20180105
Copyright (c) 2000 - 2018 Intel Corporation

stapmlifier.asl      3:   Method (\STPM, 2, Serialized)
Warning  4089 -                      ^ Object is not referenced

stapmlifier.asl     39:     \_SB.ALIB (0x0C, XXAA)
Error    6084 -                    ^ Object does not exist (\_SB.ALIB)

ASL Input:     stapmlifier.asl - 43 lines, 1238 bytes, 13 keywords

Compilation complete. 1 Errors, 1 Warnings, 0 Remarks, 1 Optimizations

I have dumped and attached the DSDT table from my system to aid in debugging the error for other similar systems (probably all Dells).

Edit: Zipped up the raw file instead of the decompiled one. Updated.

dsdt.zip

Is it possible to make the
VER=$(cat /proc/AMDPowerProfiler/device) && sudo mknod /dev/AMDPowerProfiler -m 666 c $VER 0 command persistent? I'd like for AMD uProf to not make me execute it on every reboot just to see power usage