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is /proc/cpufreq useable on a G5? |
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The only thing I see on a G5 is /proc/cpuinfo, which displays: |
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pvdabeel@Dual-G5 proc $ cat cpuinfo |
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processor : 0 |
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cpu : PPC970, altivec supported |
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clock : 1800MHz |
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revision : 2.2 (pvr 0039 0202) |
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bogomips : 1200.12 |
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processor : 1 |
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cpu : PPC970, altivec supported |
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clock : 1800MHz |
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revision : 2.2 (pvr 0039 0202) |
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bogomips : 1200.12 |
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total bogomips : 2400.25 |
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machine : PowerMac7,2 |
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motherboard : PowerMac7,2 MacRISC4 Power Macintosh |
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detected as : 336 (PowerMac G5) |
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pmac flags : 00000000 |
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L2 cache : 512K unified |
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memory : 0MB |
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pmac-generation : NewWorld |
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On 10 Jun 2004, at 21:30, IsoH wrote: |
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> I've noticed that there is no /proc/cpufreq anymore |
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> (this is 2.6.7-rc2), so how do I suppose to give a command: |
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> echo "x:yyyy:zzzz:performance" > /proc/cpufreq |
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> ??? |
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> It is obvious that about 25-35% performance is missing; |
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> it is possible to gain this back if I boot by mac-boot & livecd, |
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> but I want to boot from /dev/sda now with full performance... |
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> IsoH |
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