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2007-10-21
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Penguinbait: Adding those two files did not help... 
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2007-10-21
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Does
work? Just for kicks... but if it works, cpudyn might work.
Code:
insmod cpufreq_userspace
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2007-10-21
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Originally Posted by convulted
Nope... but now I have to quit playing with this today... family is asking some attention...
Does
work? Just for kicks... but if it works, cpudyn might work.Code:insmod cpufreq_userspace
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2007-10-21
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Hehe yeah and I really need to go to sleep 
penguinbait, or anyone else who has a scratchbox set up, is there any way you could compile the cpufreq_userspace module? All the sources I've dug up mention this as the key module...
penguinbait, or anyone else who has a scratchbox set up, is there any way you could compile the cpufreq_userspace module? All the sources I've dug up mention this as the key module...
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2007-10-21
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I don't want to get you in trouble with your family, but if you can set the upper and lower limits... can you just set the lower limit to 400? and then set it to 450? and see if that will get it to work? A little ugly hack I guess.
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2007-10-21
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Just posting the contents of this directory:
"ondemand" and "stats" are directories. Other files are text files.
Last edited by Mara; 2007-10-21 at 14:33.
Code:
/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq # ls -a . scaling_available_governors .. scaling_cur_freq affected_cpus scaling_driver cpuinfo_cur_freq scaling_governor cpuinfo_max_freq scaling_max_freq cpuinfo_min_freq scaling_min_freq ondemand stats scaling_available_frequencies
Last edited by Mara; 2007-10-21 at 14:33.
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2007-10-21
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Originally Posted by jzencovich
Hmm... tried this but I was not able to get past 400MHz. However, now my device is stuck at 400MHz all the time: The "scaling _min_freq" has 400000 in there and the cpufreq-set can not replace it with original value (165000)
I don't want to get you in trouble with your family, but if you can set the upper and lower limits... can you just set the lower limit to 400? and then set it to 450? and see if that will get it to work? A little ugly hack I guess.
Rebooting did not help...
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2007-10-21
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If you put cpudyn in your init.d it might be interfering with the process so even a reboot would not help. Maybe removing it and rebooting might do the trick.
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2007-10-21
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Originally Posted by convulted
No luck to get this back to normal...
If you put cpudyn in your init.d it might be interfering with the process so even a reboot would not help. Maybe removing it and rebooting might do the trick.
I just noticed that when I extracted the CPUDYN files they did not save to right places. I manually placed them and rebooted. No change in operation.
The cpudynd say "Permission denied" when I try to execute it. (Yes, I'm in root.)
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2007-10-21
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Originally Posted by Mara
No luck to get this back to normal...
I just noticed that when I extracted the CPUDYN files they did not save to right places. I manually placed them and rebooted. No change in operation.
The cpudynd say "Permission denied" when I try to execute it. (Yes, I'm in root.)
The permission denied was probably the same thing when you tried to echo it manually. perhaps the userspace module is the key.
placing something in init.d will not start anything you have to go to /etc/rc2.d and ln -s ../init.d/S99cpudynd or whatever and the reboot, it brings the system up to runlevel to on bootup
