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k2r · 03-09-2007, 05:53 PM

Here is a quick and dirty script which sets the cpu-frequency using /proc/sys/cpu/0/speed.
You can give it the speed in the comment area of the filename in an interval of about 400000 to 33000.
Please remember that the change is non-permanent and is reverted on reboot.

However, the script is very simple and it does not have any checks, it's just a quick hack I use myself for testing.

Have fun and please report how it affects your runtime.

#!chris

20060310/00:34
Of course there is a bug in the script, in the "Give it a userfriendly name" - part, so it only runs once, the contentlister renames the folder after the corresponding property in the manifest.xml. This was new to me.

20060310/00:52
The script should be fixed by now. It's called 'cpufreq' now.

P.S. This is a crossposting. See the other thread at http://forum.irexnet.com/viewtopic.php?t=1061

03-09-2007, 05:53 PM	#4
k2r Zealot Posts: 124 Karma: 177 Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Bochum, Germany Device: MP2K, iLiad	Setting CPU frequency Here is a quick and dirty script which sets the cpu-frequency using /proc/sys/cpu/0/speed. You can give it the speed in the comment area of the filename in an interval of about 400000 to 33000. Please remember that the change is non-permanent and is reverted on reboot. However, the script is very simple and it does not have any checks, it's just a quick hack I use myself for testing. Have fun and please report how it affects your runtime. #!chris 20060310/00:34 Of course there is a bug in the script, in the "Give it a userfriendly name" - part, so it only runs once, the contentlister renames the folder after the corresponding property in the manifest.xml. This was new to me. 20060310/00:52 The script should be fixed by now. It's called 'cpufreq' now. P.S. This is a crossposting. See the other thread at http://forum.irexnet.com/viewtopic.php?t=1061 Last edited by k2r; 03-09-2007 at 06:53 PM.