CPU FREQUENCY SCALING 1.3-2 - Ondemand (dynamic) - GUI
Steve,
Menu - utility - cpu scaling - choose a module - click activate (until you get a success message pop up) - read the success message - see lowest and highest frequencies values - put the lowest in min box, you may want to put the highest or second highest in max box, click activate - a success message will pop up. You're done.
If you want to monitor cpu temperature - search for pwidgets or conky in the forum
Thanks, btw you have dual core?
Aragon,
This is exactly what I meant about newbies, I just want to help them out. They are eager to try things out, but not yet too expert in comand line.
Menu - utility - cpu scaling - choose a module - click activate (until you get a success message pop up) - read the success message - see lowest and highest frequencies values - put the lowest in min box, you may want to put the highest or second highest in max box, click activate - a success message will pop up. You're done.
If you want to monitor cpu temperature - search for pwidgets or conky in the forum
Thanks, btw you have dual core?
Aragon,
This is exactly what I meant about newbies, I just want to help them out. They are eager to try things out, but not yet too expert in comand line.
Now I can confirm (since nobody is reporting) that on DUAL CORE also works
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ok, trymikeb wrote:Is there a way of checking what speed the cpu is running at or perhaps its current scaling factor.....cat /proc/blah sort of thing?
mike
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cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/cpuinfo_cur_freq
Sorry for not replying earlier..I re-read the manual approach thread and pennies dropped...e_powersaver and ondemand loaded and all works as it should ..guess i like to get dirty hands.
Are those processors really running at 844mV ?!!
I also have the fan set at 40% min in the bios as it tends to be a bit of a hot potato which is quiet but reduces the need for 100% fan speed.
Cheers all
mike
Are those processors really running at 844mV ?!!
I also have the fan set at 40% min in the bios as it tends to be a bit of a hot potato which is quiet but reduces the need for 100% fan speed.
Cheers all
mike
Just Installed your Programm in the new 4.3 Release.
The installation proccess was bugfree.
The Programm seem also to work good but i miss the needed Modules
in the new Release for CPU Scalling.
The Possibility to download and install the needed CPU Scalling Modules for the Kernel over the Internet would make this Programm Perfect !
The installation proccess was bugfree.
The Programm seem also to work good but i miss the needed Modules
in the new Release for CPU Scalling.
The Possibility to download and install the needed CPU Scalling Modules for the Kernel over the Internet would make this Programm Perfect !
?????ARAN wrote:The Possibility to download and install the needed CPU Scalling Modules for the Kernel over the Internet would make this Programm Perfect !
everything needed is there by default, what do you want to install? what you need to do is find out, which cpu-driver you need.
this thread might be of help http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=28443
aragon
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@ ARAN
all i can do is apologize!
i've by mistake loaded 4.3 Beta 3 and they are all there. now that i look at 4.3-small in quemu, what should i say, can't find the modules any more, you're right.
maybe someone else should look at this, but seems to be a big bug.
so, again sorry.
aragon
all i can do is apologize!
i've by mistake loaded 4.3 Beta 3 and they are all there. now that i look at 4.3-small in quemu, what should i say, can't find the modules any more, you're right.
maybe someone else should look at this, but seems to be a big bug.
so, again sorry.
aragon
PUPPY SEARCH: http://wellminded.com/puppy/pupsearch.html
now i'm a little wiser.
this is a problem for pup-430-small.iso. the regular one pup-430.iso does contain the modules in the zp430305.sfs. i don't know if it's a bug or by design but i will post it in the bugs-section.
aragon
this is a problem for pup-430-small.iso. the regular one pup-430.iso does contain the modules in the zp430305.sfs. i don't know if it's a bug or by design but i will post it in the bugs-section.
aragon
PUPPY SEARCH: http://wellminded.com/puppy/pupsearch.html
Hello aragon.aragon wrote:now i'm a little wiser.
this is a problem for pup-430-small.iso. the regular one pup-430.iso does contain the modules in the zp430305.sfs. i don't know if it's a bug or by design but i will post it in the bugs-section.
aragon
It would be great if somebody could try to boot the official ISO full in to ram and proove if the modules were loaded and copied.
If i remeber right even in the official ISO from ibiblio the modules arent loaded and copied. at least the directory "/lib/modules/..." was empty.
Still thanks a lot for your answer.
It helped me a lot as it prooved that i in my puppy the modules were missed.
Ther is also a bug for some reason in the gui cpu freq scalling tool.
I have only performance at the moment working.
Other people too.
hi trio,- Added refresh module button (you have to reboot after), useful when you use other computer's pupsave file
one question (as a reboot takes time): couldn't this be solved by removing the 'old' modules with rmmod and than setting up the new ones?
aragon
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